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The Wind Weaver

By: Julie Johnson
Narrated by: Billie Fulford-Brown
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An epic, gripping romantasy debut which will steal your heart and take your breath away . . .

WHEN THE EMBERS OF AN ANCIENT PROPHECY ARE REIGNITED, IT UNLEASHES A STORM WHICH WILL SAVE THE REALM, OR DESTORY IT COMPLETELY.
In war-torn Anwyvn, fear of maegic plagues every corner of the kingdom and halflings like Rhya Fleetwood are hunted and killed.
When Rhya is sentenced to death, her execution is interrupted by an unexpected saviour, The mysterious Commander Scythe.
But he is far more terrifying than the hangman’s noose.
In the clutches of this new enemy, Rhya finds herself fighting for her life in the barren Northlands. Yet the further they travel, the more she learns that nothing is as it seems.
For Rhya is no ordinary halfling. The strange birthmark on her chest and the wind she instinctively calls forth means she is a Remnant. One of four souls fated to restore the balance of maegic . . . or die trying.
But mastering the power inside her is only the beginning.
A forbidden desire for the Commander burns just as fiercely as the tempests beating against her rib cage for release.
And Rhya must choose: smother the flames . . . or let them consume her.


© Julie Johnson 2025 (P) Penguin Audio 2025

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For those of you who love the sound of a teenage girl whinge and breathily over dramatise every word, boy is this is the book for you!
I try not to leave negative reviews I appreciate the difficulty and skill it takes to bring a book to life. But this was a hard listen, made slightly easier by the brief intermissions of other characters, whose tones were much simpler to listen to.

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