Shatter: The Precursors: Book 1($19.99Value)

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That kid that you hate? That's me. I've had everything I've ever wanted my whole life--except my freedom. Now I finally have it, but in the worst way possible. My father is not who I thought he was. My mother van-ished. I'm all alone in the world, and I can't even be myself because there are those who would see me dead. And for better or worse, there is a power raging with in me that I have no idea how to control. "A phenomenal debut that delivers heart, depth, and originality... Packed with action, emotional stakes, rich worldbuilding, and romantic threads." - ARC Reviewer, Goodreads "The prose is rich and evocative... a masterful story that resonates long after the final page. Easily one of my favorite books of the year." - Georgiana H., Goodreads "Intense, immersive, and honestly so hard to put down. The twists had me gasping, and the magic system is a standout." - Jessica F., Goodreads "An emotional start to a much bigger story... If you enjoy fantasy with action, magic, and layered character arcs, this is one to try." - LazyGirlLore, Goodreads "Intricate storytelling, multifaceted characters, and a world brimming with mystery and meaning. A must-read for fantasy lovers." - The Literary Mug, Goodreads "The character growth, suspense, and found family themes hit perfectly. Book two can't come soon enough!" - Hannah, Goodreads Nicholas Wolfe's path to authorship is as gripping as the story he tells. Wrongly accused and imprisoned, Wolfe was cut off from the world-but not from his imagination. With no access to computers or traditional writing tools, he saved what little he had to buy notebooks and pencils, crafting Shatter entirely by hand, page by page. Fantasy became both his escape and his way of reclaiming identity. What started as a lifeline in confinement evolved into a raw, personal exploration of fate, power, and self-worth. Shatter isn't just a novel-it's a bold testament to the power of storytelling, born from injustice and transformed into art. Now free, Wolfe is dedicated to sharing his voice and world, proving that even in the darkest places, creativity not only survives-it thrives.