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Embers on the Wind
A Fantasy Novel by Dylan Doose
Book 7 of the Sword and Sorcery Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Dark Fantasy,
- Portal Fantasy,
- Quest Fantasy,
- Cursed Forest,
- Otherworldly Horror
This book is for you if you're into...
- Cursed forests where monsters and illusions hunt you at every turn
- Grimdark quests with desperate magic and impossible bargains
- Heroes forced to question what makes them human in nightmare realms
A brutal dark fantasy of twisted realms, corrupted woods, and a desperate journey home.
Stranded in a world not their own, wizard Aldous Weaver and his companions—infamous fugitive Kendrick the Cold and monster hunter Theron Ward—must fulfill a deadly contract if they ever hope to return home.
The task: reach the tower and slay the beast.
The problem: between them and the tower lies the Werewood—a cursed forest where shadows come alive, monsters stalk the trees, and the line between man and demon begins to blur.
Desperation forces Aldous to reach for new, untested magic. But in a place where nothing is real, not even your own reflection, the cost of casting light may be your soul.
When every road leads to ruin, how far will you go to bring your friends home?
Perfect for fans of Joe Abercrombie, Glen Cook, and grimdark fantasy steeped in otherworldly horror and high-stakes magic.
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