The Storm Glass: Book One in the Relics of the Shattered Veil: Daybridge Chronicles Trilogy #2

· Live For Excellence Productions
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The Storm Glass plunges readers back into the shadowy streets of Daybridge, where the boundary between worlds grows increasingly unstable. When a series of impossible murders leaves victims partially transformed into crystalline structures, Detective Alice Chen discovers an ancient storm glass—a Victorian weather predictor—at each crime scene. As the mysterious artifact begins to influence weather patterns across the city and open doorways to places that shouldn't exist, Alice   partners with paranormal consultant/Detective Ethan Reeves to uncover the truth before reality itself fractures beyond repair.

Racing against a approaching supernatural storm that threatens to reshape Daybridge forever, Alice and Ethan navigate a dangerous landscape of secret societies, interdimensional entities, and personal demons. The storm glass reveals more than just weather; it exposes the fragile nature of perception itself, forcing them to question everything they thought they knew about their city and themselves. With each swirl of the luminescent liquid inside the glass, the boundary between observer and observed grows dangerously thin, and what waits beyond might consume them all.

The Storm Glass plunges readers back into the shadowy streets of Daybridge, where the boundary between worlds grows increasingly unstable. When a series of impossible murders leaves victims partially transformed into crystalline structures, Detective Alice Chen discovers an ancient storm glass—a ...

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