The Sea Spinner

Bursting with reawakened magic, a young woman challenges the tides of fate in this highly anticipated installment of Julie Johnson’s romantasy series . . . 
 
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Something changed for Rhya Fleetwood in the battle of Fyremas. Her untrained power feels both heavy with grief and volatile, crackling with each pulse of her simmering rage. Caeldera lies in ruins. Her friends are dead or wounded. And Pendefyre, their newly crowned king, is shutting her out. The Remnant of Fire needs all his focus for his kingdom, his people, and—perhaps more than anything—his insatiable need for revenge. 
 
 
When a twist of fate leads Rhya to the last place she expected—the Water Court—the novice wind weaver is forced to confront the limitations of her power as well as her increasingly complicated relationships. For enigmatic King Soren of Llyr is as different from Penn as sparks are from the sea. The more insight he offers into the maegic that binds them together, the more confused Rhya feels—about her future as a Remnant, about her deepest desires, and about her role in the coming war. 
 
Enemies circle close, ready to strike. And if Rhya isn’t careful, she’ll lose more than just her heart. 
 
She’ll lose her life.

Johnson writes so beautifully and vividly that you can actually feel the sun's glare on your face and the gritty sand and rough terrain under your feet

Seriously, nobody does this better than Julie Johnson

Blazing with reawakened magic, a young woman must challenge the tides of fate or risk the fate of the world . . . 
 
 Everything changed for Rhya Fleetwood in the battle of Fyremas. 
Her grief is heavy, her rage volatile an Caeldera lies in ruins. And her friends are dead or wounded. 
 
 When a twist of fate leads Rhya to the last place she expected—the Water Court—this novice wind weaver is forced to confront the limitations of her power. 
There King Soren of Llyr offers her more insight into the maegic that binds them together. And the more confused Rhya feels. About her future as a Remnant, about her deepest desires, and about her role in the coming war. 
 
 Enemies circle close, ready to strike. And if Rhya isn’t careful, she’ll lose more than just her heart. 
 
 She’ll lose her life.

JULIE JOHNSON is a New England native and internationally bestselling author. When she's not writing, Julie can most often be found adding stamps to her passport, drinking too much coffee, and avoiding reality by disappearing between the pages of a book. She has published twenty other novels, which have been translated into more than a dozen different languages and appeared on bestseller lists all over the world, including Spiegel, AdWeek, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, and more.

Something changed for Rhya Fleetwood in the battle of Fyremas. Her untrained power feels both heavy with grief and volatile. Caeldera lies in ruins. Her friends are dead or wounded. And Pendefyre, their newly crowned king, is shutting her out. When a twist of fate leads Rhya to the last place she expected—the Water Court—the novice wind weaver is forced to confront the limitations of her power as well as her increasingly complicated relationships. The more insight their enigmatic King offers into the maegic that binds them together, the more confused Rhya feels—about her future as a Remnant, about her deepest desires, and about her role in the coming war.

Julie Johnson

In the war-torn world of Anwyvn, where maegic is seen as a scourge, halflings like Rhya are hunted down and hanged on sight. But Rhya’s execution is interrupted by an unexpected saviour. 
Because the strange birthmark on her chest means she is a Remnant — one of four souls scattered across Anwyvn, fated to restore the balance of maegic or die trying. 
Soon she is thrust into the lives of two very different men of two very different kingdoms. Both immensely powerful. Neither of whom she can fully trust with her life . . . or her heart.

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Johnson writes so beautifully and vividly that you can actually feel the sun's glare on your face and the gritty sand and rough terrain under your feet

Seriously, nobody does this better than Julie Johnson

Julie Johnson does not disappoint

Johnson writes so beautifully and vividly that you can actually feel the sun's glare on your face and the gritty sand and rough terrain under your feet

Seriously, nobody does this better than Julie Johnson

Julie Johnson does not disappoint

Johnson writes so beautifully and vividly that you can actually feel the sun's glare on your face and the gritty sand and rough terrain under your feet

Seriously, nobody does this better than Julie Johnson

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