The Shipwright and the Shroudweaver

<p>'A dark fairytale of epic proportions' <b>J.T. GREATHOUSE</b><br><br>'A gothic love letter to high seas, deep love, and the epic stakes of a world at risk. The spirit of Poe infused with Samantha Shannon, and perfect for fans of both' <b>R.R. VIRDI</b><br><br>'The most beautiful book I have read in a very long time. Dark, gothic, visceral and incredibly hard-hitting' <b>ROGBA PAYNE</b><br><br>'Bold, brassy, clever work. It made me feel like my childhood self again' <b>THE SCOTSMAN</b><br><br>'Rafael Torrubia is a generational talent' <b>HARDY'S BOOKS</b><br><br><b>MEET YOUR NEXT EPIC FANTASY OBSESSION . . .</b><br><br>No one remembers the calamity that killed the gods and stole the names of their people. Now Shipwright and Shroudweaver are known only by their professions.<br><br>She's a master of magical shipbuilding. He's a maker of the gilded gods that fuel their sails, stitched from the souls of dead sailors.<br><br>When a chance to save their world calls the veterans back to shore, they decide they'll stop at nothing to vanquish the ultimate evil, embarking on a deadly race against time to beat the grief-wracked sorceress known as Crowkisser to the notorious mountain kingdom in the legend-infested north before she unleashes the ancient power entombed at its heart - the one waiting to finish what it started.<br><br><b><i>The Shipwright and the Shroudweaver</i> introduces a trail-blazing new voice in Scottish fantasy, fusing the Celtic folklore of J.R.R. Tolkien with the climate geopolitics of N.K. Jemisin in </b><b>an epic adventure of ancient gods, apocalyptic magic, and love that can survive the end of the world - unmissable for fans of <i>The Will of the Many </i>by James Islington, <i>The Priory of the Orange Tree</i> by Samantha Shannon, and <i>Mistborn </i>by Brandon Sanderson.</b></p>