The Seventh Door

Thirty years ago, Torren's mother walked out the door and never came back. The Order said she ran. She didn't. Somewhere on the far side of the Glass Sea, a sea frozen into black glass in a single instant, Maren Ashvale has been holding the Seventh Door alone for thirty years. The only Door that has already opened. Her candle is almost out. And the Order of the Oath, the same Order that lied to her son, is bringing a forty-foot iron siege-construct to slam the Door shut with her in it. Torren has twenty-one days. Nathan has a clock in his chest, a dead Keeper's mask, and a deck built for the water in a place where there isn't any. To cross, they'll need a one-eyed glassrunner with a grudge, a stolen set of steel runners, a runaway squire who knows too much, and every card Quill can press in the middle of a glass-storm. And when they reach the Door, they'll find what Maren has been protecting. It knows Torren's name. It speaks in his nine-year-old voice. And it's asking if he's real. Inside you'll find: Skating across a frozen black sea on a glass-clipper, through shard-storms and mirages of other worlds New cards: Second Hand, Shard Veil, Glasscutter, Glassrunner's Step, and a Legendary passed from mother to son A Tier-4 shoal-beast that swims through solid glass, and a four-hundred-year-old iron Locksmith built to shut doors The Ouroboros Bond pushed further than ever, and a heist where time is held for four seconds at a time Found family, a hen, a gull, and the most emotional chapter in the series so far Perfect for fans of deckbuilding LitRPG, progression fantasy, dungeon extraction and found-family adventure. Nobody holds a door alone.