The Sword That Loved Its Murderer (Paperback)

Lingua: inglese

Editore: James Montgomery Spring Hill, 2026

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Paperback. Aria Dawson is a starving orphan haunted by the massacre that destroyed her family and left her with one consuming desire: revenge against King Victor Holloway. While searching the ruins of her childhood home, she discovers the Crimson Blade, an ancient obsidian sword containing the consciousness of Serena Hawthorne, the king's supposedly murdered wife and Aria's true mother. The blade promises Aria power, justice, and the throne that was stolen from her bloodline.But the sword's gift is a trap. Serena gradually manipulates Aria's memories, transforming kindness into weakness and love into betrayal. Even Gavin Locke, the childhood friend who has protected Aria through years of poverty, becomes an enemy in her distorted perception. When he begs her to abandon the sword, Aria rejects him-and eventually kills him despite his final declaration of love.As Aria reaches the palace, the Crimson Blade increasingly consumes her identity. It creates the Golden Dream, replacing reality with visions designed to make her believe that King Victor is a monstrous tyrant and Serena is a loving mother waiting to be resurrected. In truth, the sword is using Aria as a vessel through which Serena can reclaim her physical existence.At the climax, Victor recognizes Aria and desperately begs her to break the blade. He reveals that ending the cycle requires killing the memory of Serena-not him. But the sword overwhelms Aria's mind, and she murders the father she never knew, believing she has finally avenged her family.The victory becomes a nightmare. Serena takes complete control of Aria's body, transforming her into a beautiful, terrifying vessel. Aria remains conscious but imprisoned inside her own mind as the dead queen claims the throne. The sword has achieved exactly what it wanted: Aria's revenge has become Serena's resurrection.The Sword That Loved Its Murderer is a dark fantasy tragedy about revenge, manipulation, inherited trauma, love, and the destruction of identity. At its heart lies a chilling question: What if the weapon you trust to avenge your family loves you only because you are the person it intends to destroy? Driven by a thirst for vengeance, a desperate orphan wields an ancient obsidian weapon that promises justice but secretly hungers for her soul. Can she reclaim her destiny before her chosen tool of retribution consumes her very identity? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Codice articolo 9798240819452

Titolo
The Sword That Loved Its Murderer (Paperback)
Autore
James Spring Hill
Editore
James Montgomery Spring Hill
Anno di pubblicazione
2026
Condizione
new
Rilegatura
Paperback
Lingua
inglese
ISBN 13
9798240819452

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