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The Hidden Book Empire · Book 1

Example - Echoes of Ember Falls

Sometimes the past is the only way forward.

by Jay Richter
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When twenty-six-year-old cartographer Mara Ellow discovers an impossible map hidden beneath her late grandfather's workshop, she uncovers a forgotten kingdom erased from history.

The map leads to Ember Falls, a city believed to have vanished centuries ago after a devastating magical war. But the city still exists—hidden behind ancient enchantments that are beginning to fail.

As monsters emerge from the surrounding wilderness and rival treasure hunters race toward the legendary city, Mara must decide whether to protect its secrets or reveal them to a world desperate for hope and saving.

Joined by a disgraced royal guard, an eccentric scholar, and a thief who knows more than he admits, Mara finds herself at the center of a mystery that could reshape the kingdoms forever.

Perfect for readers who enjoy rich world-building, unforgettable characters, and slow-burning adventure with just a touch of romance.

Type
Novel
Format
Paperback
Published
Jun 2026
Pages
985
Language
EN

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Content rating

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Language
1/4

rare, soft words

Violence
2/4

limited injury detail

Romance / Sex
1/4

flirting only

Biblical Themes
4/4

central to the story

Author note: A hidden city. A forgotten map. One woman must uncover the truth before an ancient magic destroys everything.

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Tone

Hopeful
Gritty
Epic

Themes

Found Family

Pace

Slow-paced

Point-of-View

1st person past
1 POV character
6-10 POV characters

Tropes

Enemies to Allies

Setting

Far Future

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