The Citrine Earthquake
The epic young adult fantasy saga continues in the unknown Kingdom of Air.
Noakh and his companions delve into the realm of Aere Tine, plunged into chaos following the unexpected destruction of the Tower of Concord and the disappearance of the sacred sword Tizai. Even in the shadows of despair, the cunning monarchs of these lands will concoct a most audacious scheme to reclaim it...
It's time for Vienne to return to the Queendom of Water and with her return, a fraternal conflict will reignite for the throne. She must gather courage and confront her sister Katienne, who is not willing to give up the crown so easily.
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I. M. Redwright
I.M. Redwright isn’t a household name—at least, not yet—but his growing body of work, including The Sword’s Choice series, is steadily carving out space in the fantasy genre. His debut, The Sapphire Eruption, introduced readers to a world where elemental magic shapes destinies and where young heroes wrestle with more than just swords and sorcery—they grapple with the weight of choice, the sting of failure, and the fight to believe in themselves.
His writing is fast-paced and vivid, meant to pull readers in quickly and keep the pages turning. There’s a sense of immediacy in his prose, influenced not only by classic epic fantasy but also by the rhythm and visual clarity of film. That’s no coincidence—Redwright approaches each scene with a director’s eye, and even created his own book trailer to bring his universe to life.
The Sword's Choice
In a realm split by elemental powers—where fire, water, earth, and air rule separate kingdoms with ancient grudges—two young exiles find themselves caught between fate and rebellion.
The Sword’s Choice isn’t your typical coming-of-age fantasy. It’s a story about what happens when destiny offers not one path, but two—and both could get you killed. Rooted in a vivid world of elemental warfare and political tension, the series follows Noakhail, the Fire King’s runaway heir, and Vienne, a fugitive from the Air Kingdom. Each carries a sword tied not just to their pasts, but to the very balance of their world.
The Sword's Choice consists of three books 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.
