Majesty of Stone
Everlight: Book 1 of 5
LENGTH: 480 Pages / 140,000 Words
GENRE: Epic Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Action & Adventure Fantasy
PUBLICATION DATE: August 4th, 2026
Praise for Majesty of Stone:
“A stand-out fantasy novel supported by outstanding worldbuilding and character development.” — Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)
“The storytelling is superb. We are thrown tight into the story and slowly and carefully layer after layer is peeled back and we learn more about the backstories, history, politics and world... That ending was amazing.” — Goodreads Review
“I guess as a Hobb fan, this is the type of stuff I'm looking for - that moment when you sit in stunned silence wondering what on earth has just transpired. So good.” — Goodreads Review
Synopsis:
THE DEVINE ORDER IS BEGINNING TO CRACK
Long ago, a divine being known as the Ever-Seer saved four nations from the world-ending Devastation of the Vynn, sealing humanity behind impenetrable walls and binding civilization to four decrees. War between nations became a schedule. Disobedience became death. Then, twenty years ago, the Ever-Seer vanished—leaving the nations isolated and the future uncertain.
For generations, the Ember Nation has been divided in two. Now, two sisters anticipate coronations that they believe will finally reunite the kingdoms. Siphelle Amair possesses almost none of the ember that grants the Ember Nation its strength, and clings to the hope that a divine gift during the coronation ceremony will finally make her worthy. Fiametta Ducrow wields a legendary reservoir of ember, but a lifetime of praise has left her unprepared to rule. As the coronation nears, the princesses are forced to confront how little they truly understand about the traditions shaping their world—and the cost of obeying them.
Beyond Ember’s borders, Dyre Nation commander Colton Levoux serves at the massive Barricade, the most feared military structure in the world. But when a weapons failure during a decisive battle with the Ember Nation exposes secrets buried deep within Dyre’s war machines, his pursuit of advancement pulls him into a perilous web of politics and power.
In a land where the sky is eternally gray and shadows do not move, the answers to long-buried questions demand sacrifice. And the world the Ever-Seer saved may not be what it seems.
Audience:
Ideal for readers who love character-driven, emotionally rich fantasy with intricate plots, rather than romance-focused narratives. Perfect for fans of authors such as Brandon Sanderson, Robin Hobb, and Brian McClellan.
Tropes & Plot Elements:
The novel features sisterly rivalry, recovery from parental emotional abuse, political betrayal, magic systems, the search for identity, manipulative divinities, hints of sci-fi, and the pervasive sense that nothing is as it seems.

