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Elemental Wall: Spirit Binds
The world of Xera has long forgotten why the gods erected walls between the nations and the scourge of the dark god's forces. High above the land on the floating island the spirit goddess watches the centuries go by and the elemental walls begin to weaken. When the dark god begins to stir, the goddess reaches out and puts into motion the only hope that may defeat the dark god. The Spirit Stones, ancient relics of the gods lost for generations, are found on the floating island of Aurosia. The queen asks her daughters to carry the sacred stones to a council held by the rulers of the landbound nations to return the stones. Her youngest daughter, Aura Silverwing, long believed to be a god-touched blessed by the spirit goddess directly, only just arriving home after seven years of training at the temple, sets off to return the stones.
372 pages, Paperback
Published June 27, 2024
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December 24, 2025
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This novel delivers epic fantasy at its finest, blending myth, destiny, and character with a sense of timeless wonder. The world of Xera feels vast and ancient, shaped by forgotten divine choices and looming consequences, while the floating island of Aurosia adds a striking and memorable setting. The premise of weakening elemental walls and a dark god stirring is familiar in the best way, then elevated by careful worldbuilding and emotional weight.
Aura Silverwing stands out as a compelling protagonist. Her return home after seven years of training, her quiet burden as a god touched figure, and her role in carrying the Spirit Stones give her journey both personal and cosmic stakes. The relationship between the goddess, the queen, and her daughters adds depth, grounding the epic conflict in family, duty, and sacrifice.
The story moves with confidence, balancing mystery and momentum, and steadily building anticipation for what lies beyond the council and the stones themselves. Fans of classic high fantasy with divine intrigue, ancient relics, and a strong central heroine will find this book deeply satisfying and hard to put down.
This novel delivers epic fantasy at its finest, blending myth, destiny, and character with a sense of timeless wonder. The world of Xera feels vast and ancient, shaped by forgotten divine choices and looming consequences, while the floating island of Aurosia adds a striking and memorable setting. The premise of weakening elemental walls and a dark god stirring is familiar in the best way, then elevated by careful worldbuilding and emotional weight.
Aura Silverwing stands out as a compelling protagonist. Her return home after seven years of training, her quiet burden as a god touched figure, and her role in carrying the Spirit Stones give her journey both personal and cosmic stakes. The relationship between the goddess, the queen, and her daughters adds depth, grounding the epic conflict in family, duty, and sacrifice.
The story moves with confidence, balancing mystery and momentum, and steadily building anticipation for what lies beyond the council and the stones themselves. Fans of classic high fantasy with divine intrigue, ancient relics, and a strong central heroine will find this book deeply satisfying and hard to put down.
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