Chosen of the Tapestry: The Fralsningdor Chronicles: Book I

The magic she always wanted. The throne he never asked for. The one who weaves all things.According to the Looms, Fran Smith was supposed to marry the Lost Warrior King. She was supposed to have legendary power that could reclaim nations and free goblinkind from the hands of their oppressors. Instead, her wild magic lies dormant, and her silversmith husband grows distant and cold. There are secrets lurking between them, and a tangle of mystery to unravel when the Weaver's magic begins to behave in ways that should be impossible.Fi'eren La'arreth, heir to the goblin throne and Lost Warrior King foretold in the Pattern, is neither a warrior nor a king — he is simply lost. Thirty years ago, the Itheireelan elves killed his family and conquered the goblin kingdom of Fralsningdor. For three long decades Fi'eren has been in hiding, and he dreads the day when the Weaver will call him to complete the impossible tasks of freeing his people, taking back his throne, and facing the elves who destroyed his world.In a thrilling tale of heartbreak, adventure, parenting, magic, toffee, and redemption — Fran and Fi'eren must learn to let go of the past, build a love that can withstand the trials of the present, and put their faith in the one who weaves the future.If you've ever wished for a raw, faith-filled romance about a broken marriage being made whole by grace and forgiveness, this fantasy trilogy was written just for you.After nine years of marriage and four children, a half-human woman with powerful but untapped magic discovers her husband is the secret goblin king, forcing the couple to repair their fractured cleavebond while learning to trust the Weaver’s sovereignty over their broken plans.Tropes:The Chosen One is a MomScrappy MarriageMagic Bond/Soulmate BondThe Lost HeirReluctant KingDeal with the FaeProphecyRedemption ArcFaith vs. DoubtChristian AllegoryGod’s SovereigntyContent Warnings:This book contains: emotional distance and lying within a marriage, non-consensual physical contact (faerie coercion), violence and peril, danger to children, and mild fantasy language. No explicit sexual content. Read more