In Book One of the Threadbreaker series, we explore a world where reality is woven by a sentient Loom and the gods feed on mortal belief. Blacksmith Edrin Ashwood survives the annihilation of his hometown and discovers he may be the "Threadbreaker," a mortal capable of shattering fate's pattern. Joined by an exiled scholar, a haunted seer, and a shadow-walking ally, he uncovers a conspiracy behind the surges tearing Aurelia apart, one that turns the charismatic Malrik into a divine vessel while the mirror-born Mistress Mirrathar works to rewrite the rules of power itself. As Edrin and Lysera fall in love, manifest a literal love-glyph, and try to claim a future together, they're forced to decide whether mortals can defy gods without becoming monsters themselves. It reads as a dark, sweeping fantasy about grief, rebellion, chosen family, and the right to choose your own fate.
