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Eclipsed
Eclipsed is set in a world overshadowed by the fear of corruption, where darkness twists both people and lands into unrecognizable forms. Shunjiro Tenzai and his guild, driven by hope and determination, embark on a perilous quest to uncover a cure and protect humanity from this creeping plague. As they delve deeper, they unravel the mysteries of their world, encountering ancient secrets and powerful adversaries. Standing in their way is the Eclipsed Abyss, a shadowy organization with ambitions to dominate all. In this epic tale of resilience and discovery, The guild must confront their limits to save their world from total eclipse.
358 pages, Paperback
Published December 21, 2025
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August 26, 2026
Eclipsed by Nathan Lint surprised me in the best possible way. I’m completely new to this genre — my closest reads have been LOTR and The Chronicles of Narnia — so I wasn’t sure what I was stepping into. But from the very first chapter, I felt myself being pulled in.
Shunjiro is such a relatable character, and the moment he meets Itsuki, something just clicked for me. Their dynamic, the tension, the curiosity — it all made me want to keep turning pages. Nathan Lint’s descriptive writing is honestly stunning. Every scene felt alive. I could see the landscapes, feel the atmosphere, and in the ghoul dungeon… I could practically smell it. I actually had to stop reading before bed because it was that vivid.
This book didn’t just entertain me — it opened a door to a genre I didn’t know I’d love. It’s immersive, emotional, and beautifully written. I’m genuinely grateful I picked it up, and I can’t wait to explore more of Nathan Lint’s world.
Shunjiro is such a relatable character, and the moment he meets Itsuki, something just clicked for me. Their dynamic, the tension, the curiosity — it all made me want to keep turning pages. Nathan Lint’s descriptive writing is honestly stunning. Every scene felt alive. I could see the landscapes, feel the atmosphere, and in the ghoul dungeon… I could practically smell it. I actually had to stop reading before bed because it was that vivid.
This book didn’t just entertain me — it opened a door to a genre I didn’t know I’d love. It’s immersive, emotional, and beautifully written. I’m genuinely grateful I picked it up, and I can’t wait to explore more of Nathan Lint’s world.
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