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Imbued

Imbued, Book 1

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Pub Date Sep 06 2024 | Archive Date Aug 31 2024


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Description

Calla has no memories of her childhood except for hazy, recurring nightmares. Working as a servant in Kiriong, the picturesque terrace garden home to one of the most influential families in the Kamphua Dominion, she's content to live a simple life. As long as no one finds out about the forbidden magic stirring under her skin.

When the estranged family heir, Gray—a magehunter in servitude of the royal hold—unexpectedly returns home, Calla's secret threatens to surface. Instead of turning her in, however, Gray offers her the one thing she always feared: to teach her how to use her powers. And as the turbulent tides of long-forgotten magic draw them together, Calla finds it harder and harder to deny her potential.

But Gray knows more than what he admits. In the aftermath of a vile political plot targeting him and with the shadow of a mage uprising cast upon the land, finding out what happened to Calla in her forgotten years might be their only chance to survive.

Except the knowledge could break them both.

It could break the world.

Calla has no memories of her childhood except for hazy, recurring nightmares. Working as a servant in Kiriong, the picturesque terrace garden home to one of the most influential families in the...


A Note From the Publisher
Content warnings include: childhood physical and mental abuse and trauma, torture, and manipulation, general manipulation, violence (death, blood, bones breaking, no excessive gore), some body horror, abuse and captivity, violent acts against a group of people, mentions and imagery of war, violence against animals.

The story also features complex-PTSD representation and aspects of societal oppression.

Imbued is the first novel in a duology,

Content warnings include: childhood physical and mental abuse and trauma, torture, and manipulation, general manipulation, violence (death, blood, bones breaking, no excessive gore), some body...


Advance Praise

Imbued is a lush story for lovers of worldbuilding, culture, and slow-burn character arcs about the depths we’re willing to go to protect ourselves, and the hands that reach out to pull us toward the light. It had me from page one.”

Cat Rector, author of The Goddess of Nothing At All and This Too Shall Burn

“An enthralling tale that interweaves magical mysteries of past and the present, filled to the brim with gorgeous prose, intricate worldbuilding, and a magic system that will sweep you away.”

L. E. Harper (Elana A. Mugdan), author of Kill Your Darlings and The Shadow War Saga

“It’s hard for me to describe how I felt while reading this book but imagine, if you will, that satisfying sensation you get from inhaling fresh air full of the scent of spring and new blossoms while a thunderstorm broils on the horizon. It was kind of like that.”

Cheyenne Brammah, author of the All Our Sins galactic fantasy series

Imbued is a lush story for lovers of worldbuilding, culture, and slow-burn character arcs about the depths we’re willing to go to protect ourselves, and the hands that reach out to pull us toward...


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ISBN 9798227953957
PRICE $4.99 (USD)
PAGES 320

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