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SpellBlade 2 - The Ember Throne

A LitRPG Adventure (SpellBlade, Book 2)

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SpellBlade 2 - The Ember Throne

By: Burt Johnson
Narrated by: Lachlan Miller
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Summary

The sea did not send merchants. It sent survivors.

When the Ashlands burn and the skies rain fire, the world does not call it coincidence. It calls it a warning.

Jake Martinez rebuilt the lost art of the Spellblade from ash and broken memory. He believed his hardest battle was behind him.

He was wrong.

Across the Silvermere Sea, volcanoes awaken in unnatural rhythm. Cities vanish beneath rivers of flame. Refugees speak in hushed voices of something stirring deep within the mountain—something ancient, vast, and hungry.

An Elder Drake once thought slain at the heart of the devastation lies a relic from the Dragon War: the Ember Throne—a conduit of volcanic fury with the power to shatter kingdoms and rewrite the balance of magic itself.

If Pyraxis rises, Aethermoor will not survive a second war.

But Jake is no longer the man who stumbled into this world with a borrowed sword and borrowed courage. He is a Blademaster now. A teacher. A leader forged in fire and consequence.

And some thrones are not meant to be reclaimed.

They are meant to be destroyed.

©2026 Burt Johnson (P)2026 Burt Johnson
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