BOOK
The Saint of Hollow Glass
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In the kingdom of Aurelune, glass remembers what kings would rather forget. Mara Vey has built a reputation for exposing false miracles—a talent that has left the gifted stained-glass restorer disgraced, impoverished, and unwelcome in respectable circles. When a royal commission offers her a fortune to repair an ancient chapel before a coronation, she accepts despite the warnings. But Aurelune wears its dead in glass and keeps its royal history behind locked doors. Within a damaged window depicting a legendary queen, Mara discovers something impossible: a prince imprisoned inside the glass. Accused of murdering his brother, he warns her not to finish the work she was hired to do. As Mara investigates, missing records and forbidden names reveal a centuries-old bargain sustained by blood, silence, and the deliberate rewriting of history. Her own inheritance may grant her access to its mechanisms—but knowing how to open them is not the same as knowing what should be released. With the crown demanding restoration and the prisoner demanding freedom, Mara must decide what can be preserved, what must be exposed, and what should never be made whole again. The Saint of Hollow Glass is a gothic fantasy of forbidden knowledge, dangerous loyalties, and the cost of preserving something beautiful when its foundations are built upon atrocity.
Publication details
- Published at
- 1791921026
- Title
- The Saint of Hollow Glass
- Author
- Linne Ann Spencer
- Type
- book
- Version
- 1. edition
- Published on
- 2026-10-13
- Published by
- Experimental Publishing
- Summary
- In the kingdom of Aurelune, glass remembers what kings would rather forget. Mara Vey has built a reputation for exposing false miracles—a talent that has left the gifted stained-glass restorer disgraced, impoverished, and unwelcome in respectable circles. When a royal commission offers her a fortune to repair an ancient chapel before a coronation, she accepts despite the warnings. But Aurelune wears its dead in glass and keeps its royal history behind locked doors. Within a damaged window depicting a legendary queen, Mara discovers something impossible: a prince imprisoned inside the glass. Accused of murdering his brother, he warns her not to finish the work she was hired to do. As Mara investigates, missing records and forbidden names reveal a centuries-old bargain sustained by blood, silence, and the deliberate rewriting of history. Her own inheritance may grant her access to its mechanisms—but knowing how to open them is not the same as knowing what should be released. With the crown demanding restoration and the prisoner demanding freedom, Mara must decide what can be preserved, what must be exposed, and what should never be made whole again. The Saint of Hollow Glass is a gothic fantasy of forbidden knowledge, dangerous loyalties, and the cost of preserving something beautiful when its foundations are built upon atrocity.
- Image
- https://image.nostr.build/8317310ddce04f0a881a76bb6f4cd95e8fa97fea08baccdacbe6330b18c76281.jpg
- Topic
- gothic
- Topic
- fantasy
- T
- the-saint-of-hollow-glass
- N
- linne-ann-spencer
Chapters
- The Disgraced Restorer
- The Mountain Kingdom
- The Chapel No Priest Enters
- The King’s Offer
- Moonlight Through the Queen
- The Man in the Glass
- The Lower Relic Vault
- Terms of Use
- Lead, Ash, and Blood
- Court of Beautiful Liars
- The Second Memory
- No Innocent Princes
- The Archive That Opened
- The First Seal
- The Crown’s Mouth
- The Living Repair
- Crownless
- The Chapel Opens
- Epilogue: Under the Mountain