The Glass Throne
by Mirelle AshgroveA regent who cannot be seen to bleed hides a wound that won't close, while the kingdom's oldest enemy sends a peace envoy nobody trusts.
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Vote for this month's Tome of the Month → Request an Advance Reader Copy →A regent who cannot be seen to bleed hides a wound that won't close, while the kingdom's oldest enemy sends a peace envoy nobody trusts.
The old king's armor has kept ruling long after the old king stopped being inside it.
A drowned city surfaces once a century. This year, someone is waiting for it on purpose.
The final Iron Orchard book. Someone finally asks why the trees grow blades — and the orchard answers.
Two smugglers, a cursed currency, and a coastline that remembers every ship it has ever sunk.
A fisherman's bargain from three generations back finally comes due, and it wants more than fish.
Every low tide, the chapel bell rings itself. The town has learned not to ask who's pulling the rope.
The prophecy names nine omens. The court seer has only ever found eight — and made up the ninth to keep his job.
The orchard's trees grow blades instead of fruit. The family that owns it has never explained why, even to itself.