Book Two of The Wellspring Saga
The northern gate did not open so much as surrender.
Riven and his companions escape Taminn in ruins. The Sanctum is besieged, Lyra's connection to the Wellspring has been severed, and a fracture of trust is opening between them that no amount of miles can close. Ahead lies the Silent Crown monastery, built before the Wellspring claimed the mountain. Behind them, the Blight is learning.
It has been watching Riven. It knows the shape of him now.
As the group pushes north through wilderness and ruin, the three great forces begin to move against him. The Wellspring's cold order, the Blight's hungry corruption, and the Earth-Root's ancient forgotten will each reach out to name Riven for their own. He is the Fulcrum, the point where everything balances and everything breaks. And being named means being owned.
Lyra must rebuild her understanding of the world without the divine anchor she has relied on her entire life. Cael carries words he cannot take back. Thorn listens to something older than any of them, and it is growing louder.
And Riven is Becoming something that has no precedent. Not a weapon, not a vessel, not a god's instrument. Something the world has not seen before and does not know how to hold.
The Fracture of Worlds is the second book in The Wellspring Saga, an epic fantasy series of vast worldbuilding, earned magic, and characters who are unmade and rebuilt by the forces moving through them.
