The Golden March

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Pub Date Mar 14 2023 | Archive Date Apr 14 2023

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Cerci only wanted to know who her parents were. Abandoned at birth she spent her days toiling away in the Brightwater Archives, working under her adoptive mother, Merilda. But one day, a curious man dropped off a quizzical piece of history to be logged. After what she saw, she had no choice but to dig a little deeper.

Dredge was a simple man, content with working in the Split for as long as he needed to make money for his meals. Though he longed to walk the streets of Brightwater and experience what magic could be like, he was trapped in the dregs of Greyward. He thought he had no way out but an old friend stopped by to make him an offer he could never refuse.

Endri felt comfortable in the shadows. Hidden away from everyone, he could be as small as he wanted. Sneak around to look for any way to wake his sister up from a long, long sleep. Blinded by his love and willingness to go to great lengths, he almost got himself caught, revealing one of Brightwater’s greatest secrets. The shadows are alive in these cities.

In a tale of magic and mystery, three lives, intertwined by the fabric of fate, learn the truth behind their clouded cities. As they discover more secrets hidden far away from any prying eyes, all becomes clear. A resource exists in their land that is far more potent than anything else in the known world. Limitless mana so abundant that others started to notice. The cities must set aside their differences to protect what is theirs or risk losing everything.

Cerci only wanted to know who her parents were. Abandoned at birth she spent her days toiling away in the Brightwater Archives, working under her adoptive mother, Merilda. But one day, a curious man...


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A fantastic sci-fi fantasy that takes readers on an epic journey filled with magic, mystery, and adventure. Jesse Shaver's world-building is exceptional, and the characters are well-developed and relatable. The story is well-paced, with just the right amount of action and suspense to keep readers engaged from beginning to end. The author's writing style is captivating, making it easy to get lost in the story. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves sci-fi fantasy and is looking for a great read.

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A captivating sci-fi fantasy that follows the lives of Cerci, Dredge, and Endri, three characters whose paths become intertwined by the fabric of fate. Cerci, who was abandoned at birth, discovers a piece of history that sets her on a quest to uncover the truth about her past. Dredge, trapped in the dregs of Greyward, longs to experience the magic of Brightwater. Endri seeks to wake his sister up from a long sleep and discovers one of Brightwater's greatest secrets. As they discover more secrets hidden far away from any prying eyes, all becomes clear. A resource exists in their land that is far more potent than anything else in the known world. The cities must set aside their differences to protect what is theirs or risk losing everything.

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I was invested from the cover and description, and I'm so glad I was able to check this book out. Jesse Shaver does a great job in telling a good story and have me be invested in the characters. I enjoyed the use of magic and mystery and was glad I got to read this.

"Her mask shook back and forth as the wispy remnants of a human form spun and swirled behind it, “Don’t use my culture against me. That is not fair and you know it.” “What a shame,” he prodded more, “And here I thought the Mighty Kulani could sink ships with her bare hands. I guess great warriors are afraid sometimes too.”

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