Dawn of Wonder
When a high-ranking officer gallops into the quiet Mistyvales, he brings a warning that shakes the countryfolk to their roots. But for Aedan, a scruffy young adventurer with veins full of fire and a head full of ideas, this officer is not what he seems.
The events that follow propel Aedan on a journey that only the foolhardy or desperate would risk, leading him to the gates of the nation’s royal academy – a whole world of secrets in itself.
But this is only the beginning of his discoveries. Something is stirring in the land, something more ominous than the rising threat of hostile nations. Fearful travellers whisper of an ancient power breathing over Thirna, changing it, waking it. In the very heart of these stirrings, Aedan encounters that which defies belief, leaving him speechless with terror – and wonder.
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Jonathan Renshaw
Jonathan Renshaw didn’t arrive in the world of fantasy fiction with fanfare — he carved his place quietly, through the resonance of a single, unforgettable story. Dawn of Wonder, his debut novel, emerged like a long-lost legend—rich, haunting, and strangely familiar, as if it had been waiting to be told. Blending lyrical prose with a coming-of-age tale steeped in pain, loyalty, and perseverance, Renshaw captured something rare: a fantasy that feels deeply personal.
The Wakening
In a world teetering between shadow and silence, The Wakening unfolds not with thunderous prophecy, but with the quiet ache of a boy who has lost too much to ever feel truly safe again. What begins as a tale of a wounded child escaping cruelty slowly deepens into a labyrinthine journey of survival, intelligence, and self-mastery—set against the backdrop of a world as beautiful as it is bruised.
The Wakening consists of one book and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
