Sarah Silvergrove has spent two years trying to outpace the guilt she carries over the death of a friend. Living as a nomadic traveler and attached to no one, she discovers the Belhaven, a haunting library hidden in the ruins of a long abandoned city. It holds the secrets to commanding the world’s magic, and Sarah, now one of the few magic users not under the control of the struggling empire, sets out to build a new community in hopes of redemption. But when a charismatic traveler arrives and integrates himself into the budding community, Sarah begins to worry that she is destined to fail again. Terrified of the task at hand, but knowing she cannot pass it on, Sarah must decide if she will let her failures define her or if she can defend the library and those who have come to trust in her. Greater mechanisms than her are pulling at the chords of destiny, and her fight for redemption will test everything she thought she knew about herself.  The Song has yet to be Sung.

Power is never given. It is taken, one move at a time. Betrayed. Cornered. Hunted. Tez’ Mu has two choices: move or be removed. In a kingdom where bloodlines dictate loyalty and power is a game of poisoned daggers, Tez’ Mu is trapped between duty and survival. In Ochelon, power is a blade, and he is running out of time to claim one. Sent to broker peace, he instead walks into a war of shifting alliances and deadly secrets. But if he plays his hand right, he won’t just survive—he’ll rewrite the game itself. The Eighth Pawn is a political fantasy epic blending military intrigue with family-driven treachery and relentless pacing. A gripping tale of political intrigue, deception, and a reluctant hero caught in the storm of a dying empire. Perfect for fans of slow-burn strategy, high-stakes manipulation, and the kind of power plays that leave kingdoms in ruins. In a world of kings and warlords, one pawn dares to play. Not all wars are fought with swords. Some are won with whispers.