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City of Stone
A Fantasy Novel by K T Holder
Book 1 of the The City Chronicles Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Epic Fantasy,
- Political Fantasy,
- Found Family
This book is for you if you're into...
- Brotherhood tested by ambition and betrayal in epic fantasy settings
- Rare magic powers that force impossible choices
- Political intrigue where loyalty means everything and nothing
What do you do when the person you survived for is the one who destroys you?
Eight years in the Empire's labour camps cost Kasperi Ironstone everything. He survived on a dream he had no right to believe in: the brother he'd left behind, and the life he’d hoped they’d build together.
But the brother he finds is a stranger. Powerful, ambitious, and when Kas becomes inconvenient—ruthless.
With an empire fracturing and an enemy marching from the north, Kas still has one weapon. A rare magic that makes him invisible to the world. But using it means choosing a side. And the only choice that saves the realm is the one that kills his brother...
City of Stone is book one in the City Chronicles - a character-driven epic fantasy full of political intrigue, sacrifice, betrayal and found family.
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