Throne of Fire

by Addison Moore

First published 2019

Everything the protagonist once knew crumbles in an instant. In Paragon, a world where magic and danger intertwine, tragedy strikes with devastating force. The familiar becomes foreign. What seemed permanent vanishes without warning. Each moment brings fresh horror as reality reshapes itself around our narrator. The blade of loss cuts deep, threatening to destroy not just hope but the very essence of who they are. Nothing can be set right again. The world they trusted has betrayed them completely. This is their personal hell, their defining crucible. As Paragon itself transforms in terrifying ways, our protagonist must face an uncertain future where trouble lurks at every turn. The pain runs deeper than physical wounds. It attacks the spirit itself, leaving scars that may never heal. Welcome back to a realm where nothing stays the same.

Genres: adventure, fantasy, dark-fantasy, epic-fantasy

Vibes: dark, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, personal-hell, uncertain-future

Setting: Paragon

686 pages · Paperback · Independently published

Content warnings: mental-illness

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