Shadows of Oakhaven

von Param Raj Singh

262 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

In a world where magic is a brutal kinetic physics, the only way to save the slums is to bring the sky crashing down.High above the toxic, smog-choked Undercity known as the Coil, the Sunlit Palace floats in pristine perfection. Ruled by the tyrannical King Valerius, this immaculate fortress is sustained by flawless, heavily structured kinetic magic. But the King's utopia hides a catastrophic secret: his floating paradise is secretly fueled by the harvested blood and stolen kinetic energy of the Dross-the forgotten, impoverished citizens trapped in the mud below.Enter Kaelen, an exiled prince of the royal line whose body operates as a massive, uncompressed kinetic reactor core-a walking leviathan of raw, chaotic heat. Beside him is Elara, a lethal Syndicate assassin violently severed from her shadow-walking abilities, who now relies entirely on terrifying, localized tactical discipline.They have no armies. They have no structured magic. But they have the absolute, unyielding fury of the underground.Leading a desperate militia of scavengers and unrefined pressure-benders, Kaelen and Elara ignite an impossible "upward war." Fighting tooth and nail through flooded iron aqueducts and heavily armored Vanguard garrisons, they intend to introduce the King's elite Weavers to the brutal, chaotic reality of the mud. Their goal isn't just to dethrone a tyrant-it is to forcefully shatter the Aether-tethers holding the city aloft and drop the heavens directly into the dirt.Shadows of Oakhaven is a visceral, high-stakes dystopian fantasy where rigid oppression violently collides with uncompressed survival. Featuring an intense, physics-based kinetic magic system and breathless, tactical action, this explosive saga is a story about breaking impossible structures and building a new world out of the rubble.The upward war begins now. Are you ready to climb?

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798176294439
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 22.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Independently published