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—The prose sings with a voice that feels both mythic and intimate—like listening to an epic around a fire told by someone who knows the lineage of stars and stones alike. The balance between lyrical resonance and narrative gravity is rare and powerful.

— The historical tension, the slow crack of empire, the mystical and material roles of women, the cultural war between preservation and conformity—is breathtaking in scope and very well-researched. It feels lived in.

— Stars, winds, veils, ropes, harbors, scrolls, omens—the symbolic register is dense and coherent. It builds mythic resonance and thematic depth without getting overwrought.

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It all begins with “Gathering”. They are sisters, they are seven. The series continues with “Convocation” set in the 8th century. Let us know your thoughts about this first book. What did you like. What do you think will have happened by the 8th century?