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After the murder of T’Rayles’s adopted son, the infamous warrior and daughter of the Indigenous Ibinnas returns to the colonized city of Seventhblade ready to tear the streets asunder in search of her son’s killer. T’Rayles must lean into the dangerous power of her inherited sword and ally herself with questionable forces, including the Broken Fangs, an alliance her mother founded, now fallen into greed and corruption, and the immortal Elraiche, a powerful and manipulative deity exiled from a faraway land. Navigating the power shifts in a colonized city on the edge and contending with a deadly new power emerging from within, T’Rayles risks everything to find the answers, and the justice, she so desperately desires.
Loaded with complex characters and intricately staged action, and set in a fragmented, fascinating world of dangerous magics and cryptic gods, Seventhblade is a masterful new fantasy adventure from a bright emerging Indigenous voice.
Tonia Laird is a powerhouse Katherena Vermette awardwinning author ofThe BreakandThe Strangers
At its coreSeventhbladeis a story of a mothers love her need for justice and the discovery of her roots Drawing on her Indigenous heritage Tonia Laird weaves the tale of TRayles a halfsoul with a mysterious past set in a world where gods roam freely Deftly written with intricate worldbuilding and vivid charactersSeventhbladeis fantasy at its finest and I need a sequel Allison Pang writer of the Abby Sinclair urban fantasy series
Tonia Laird tells a gripping story of grief magic and revenge while exploring the impact of generational trauma on a colonized people At times brutal nuanced and compassionate Laird writes with confidence and gives us a fantastic hero in TRayles Trick Weekes author ofThe Palace Job
Laird delivers a gripping tale with a strong message that fantasy readers who enjoy action and adventure will relishPublishers Weekly
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376 Pages
8.5in * 5.5in *
1lb
June 17, 2025
9781770418073
FICTION / Fantasy / Indigenous
eng
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