The Cursed Bond
Synopsis
Book II of the Chronicle of the Red
"History was written in blood, they said. What they never mentioned was whose."
The Great War ended centuries ago. Its cost did not.
Story will progress as conflict will bleed in from the edges now, heard before it is seen, felt before it has a true face. Many new figures enter while carrying their own histories, their own hunger, and fates that may or may not survive the end. Through Syrena's eyes, the fractures splitting the world grow harder to ignore. Though what her mouth speaks and what her actions tell are never quite the same.
And Einar?
He carries more than power. He carries a legacy that not even the false hands that wrote history have dared to forget.
What would happen when he claims it?
Would he even choose to, knowing what it costs?
But what if destiny does not wait for him to decide?
Check out Book I - The Dragon's Blood
What to Expect from Book II:
-Deeper lore and a magic system that earns its weight
-Romance that pulls the plot forward rather than pausing it
-No unnecessary arcs or information dumps; every scene has a reason to exist
-World conflict seen through multiple perspectives, largely through Syrena's eyes
-A closer look at Einar's curse and the raw depth of his power
-New characters with their own motives, histories, and futures. Some will matter greatly. Some will not survive long enough to
-Slow burn, but never idle. Every quiet moment is either a setup or a warning
-Eris, seen differently depending on what you already know
-Consequences catching up, and a larger conflict beginning to take shape
-Wars and crises that exist at the edge of the story for now, spoken of rather than witnessed. That distance will not last by the end of the book.
Note: Dream sequences take a back seat in Book II. That story belongs to 'Ein'Kaar: The Beginning', a standalone Chronicle of the Red prologue covering Einar's past life, the Dark One's origin, the prophecy and the curse itself.
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Chapters (43 Total)
RSS- 1 Prologue - For The Fallen
- 2 Chapter One - World Beyond
- 3 Chapter Two - Ethrel, The City of Knowledge
- 4 Chapter Three - Lion and the Serpant
- 5 Chapter Four - Trials of Wits
- 6 Chapter Five - Salvation
- 7 Chapter Six - Weight of Belonging
- 8 Chapter Seven - The Dragon's Heir
- 9 Chapter Eight - Chains of Judgement
- 10 Chapter Nine - Before the choosing
- 11 Chapter Ten - Wand chooses its Master
- 12 Chapter Eleven - Wand That Burns
- 13 Chapter Twelve - Brothers in Shadow (Part 1)
- 14 Chapter Twelve - Brothers in Shadow (Part 2)
- 15 Chapter Thirteen - Forbidden Pleasures
- 16 Chapter Fourteen - Storm Within
- 17 Chapter Fifteen - Woman in the Forest (Part One)
- 18 Chapter Fifteen - Woman in the Forest (Part Two)
- 19 Chapter Sixteen - Echoes of the Past
- 20 Chapter Seventeen - Woman in the Hall
- 21 Chapter Eighteen - When Magic Calls (Part One)
- 22 Chapter Eighteen - When Magic Calls (Part Two)
- 23 Chapter Nineteen - Wheel of Time (Part One)
- 24 Chapter Nineteen - Wheel of Time (Part Two)
- 25 Chapter Twenty - Man behind Masks (Part One)
- 26 Chapter Twenty - Man behind Masks (Part Two)
- 27 Chapter Twenty One - Threads of Fate
- 28 Chapter Twenty Two - Horrors of the Night (Part One)
- 29 Chapter Twenty Two - Horrors of the Night (Part Two)
- 30 Chapter Twenty Two - Horrors of the Night (Part Three)
- 31 Chapter Twenty Two - Horrors of the Night (Part Four)
- 32 Chapter Twenty Three - First Duels (Part One)
- 33 Chapter Twenty Three - First Duels (Part Two)
- 34 Chapter Twenty Four - Salvador's Wand
- 35 Chapter Twenty Five - Horrors of the Heart (Part One)
- 36 Chapter Twenty Five - Horrors of the Heart (Part Two)
- 37 Chapter Twenty Six - Horrors of the Flame
- 38 Chapter Twenty Seven - Lady of Ember and Ash
- 39 Chapter Twenty Eight - Horrors of the Blood (Part One)
- 40 Chapter Twenty Eight - Horrors of the Blood (Part Two)
- 41 Chapter Twenty Nine - Chronicle of the Old Era
- 42 Chapter Thirty - The Golden Order
- 43 Chapter Thirty One - A Plea for Mercy
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