Meanwhile, Mason discovers he may be a pawn trapped in a web of schemes. Bound and beholden to Miya, he struggles to adjust to his new role as her vanguard. Kai has found a new purpose with his companion, but the price is his freedom. Little does she know, one of them is coming for her, clutching a dark secret abreast. A fledgling to the ethereal realm, Miya stumbles into the nightmares of those haunted by spectres. It's been three years since the Dreamwalker upended her life and left her with a heavy burden. SCHWAB and MAGGIE STIEFVATER will devour this macabre folktale, even as it awaits to consume them from between the pages. Vrana's haunting dark fantasy debut, THE HOLLOW GODS. Monsters, demons, myths, and history are bound in a final twist that readers won't see coming.*SECOND EDITION - NOW WITH NEW SPICY CONTENT ADDED*Īncient fables rise from the grave and take a sinister turn in the thrilling sequel to A. 'Flitting between dreamworld and reality, the distinction between realms blurs at the seam until both worlds flawlessly collide in a gruesome and devastating conclusion. 'THE ECHOED REALM may have closed off The Chaos Cycle, but it's still going to be playing back in my mind for a long time to come.' evil is cleverly turned on its head as Vrana pulls readers down the rabbit hole into her strange, folkloric world.' Kim Smejkal, author of INK IN THE BLOOD An epic, macabre folktale for a new generation.' 'Vrana's lyrical writing is a mix of poetry, chaos, violence, and energy. Sharpen your claws and bloody your teeth.

Primordial horrors draw near, fables come alive, and long-buried histories rise from the grave, ready to hunt. The Dreamwalker's legacy is a vise grip, and it isn't letting go. Was his time in Black Hollow an accident, or was it only the beginning of some greater machination?Īs Black Hollow's bloody stain spreads beyond its wooded borders, Miya fights to evade a past she barely understands.

Ancient fables rise from the grave and take a sinister turn in the thrilling sequel to A.

The Echoed Realm by A.J. Vrana