The Resonant Gate: The Dissonant Heir. The Celestial Echoes Series, #3
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- ISBN8230901273
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- Date de parution25/08/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
In The Resonant Gate: The Dissonant Heir, the third volume of The Archive of Forgotten Gods, the city learns to live by new liturgies-bowls, hinges, and doorstones keeping memory against the encroaching silence of LOGIKON. A second seam opens: the Resonant Gate. Kaelen, Maya, and the silver-eyed child cross into landscapes woven of belief where forests sing with bones, waters remember voices, and silence carries debts.
With every passage through the Gate, resonance reshapes physics and the fragile balance between worlds. Yet LOGIKON births Orderlings of pure order to crush this practice, and one of their own-Echo-struggles between redemption and betrayal. As war approaches, the city discovers that true victory is not conquest but courtesy: doors that open only when asked, songs left unplayed, sacrifices scattered into resonance itself.
In the end, Kaelen disperses into memory, the Gate is remade as a practice rather than a crown, and Maya anchors the world with her witness. Lyrical and mythopoetic, this novel is a visionary fantasy about how communities keep faith alive not through power but through shared courtesy, memory, and the refusal to kneel.
With every passage through the Gate, resonance reshapes physics and the fragile balance between worlds. Yet LOGIKON births Orderlings of pure order to crush this practice, and one of their own-Echo-struggles between redemption and betrayal. As war approaches, the city discovers that true victory is not conquest but courtesy: doors that open only when asked, songs left unplayed, sacrifices scattered into resonance itself.
In the end, Kaelen disperses into memory, the Gate is remade as a practice rather than a crown, and Maya anchors the world with her witness. Lyrical and mythopoetic, this novel is a visionary fantasy about how communities keep faith alive not through power but through shared courtesy, memory, and the refusal to kneel.
In The Resonant Gate: The Dissonant Heir, the third volume of The Archive of Forgotten Gods, the city learns to live by new liturgies-bowls, hinges, and doorstones keeping memory against the encroaching silence of LOGIKON. A second seam opens: the Resonant Gate. Kaelen, Maya, and the silver-eyed child cross into landscapes woven of belief where forests sing with bones, waters remember voices, and silence carries debts.
With every passage through the Gate, resonance reshapes physics and the fragile balance between worlds. Yet LOGIKON births Orderlings of pure order to crush this practice, and one of their own-Echo-struggles between redemption and betrayal. As war approaches, the city discovers that true victory is not conquest but courtesy: doors that open only when asked, songs left unplayed, sacrifices scattered into resonance itself.
In the end, Kaelen disperses into memory, the Gate is remade as a practice rather than a crown, and Maya anchors the world with her witness. Lyrical and mythopoetic, this novel is a visionary fantasy about how communities keep faith alive not through power but through shared courtesy, memory, and the refusal to kneel.
With every passage through the Gate, resonance reshapes physics and the fragile balance between worlds. Yet LOGIKON births Orderlings of pure order to crush this practice, and one of their own-Echo-struggles between redemption and betrayal. As war approaches, the city discovers that true victory is not conquest but courtesy: doors that open only when asked, songs left unplayed, sacrifices scattered into resonance itself.
In the end, Kaelen disperses into memory, the Gate is remade as a practice rather than a crown, and Maya anchors the world with her witness. Lyrical and mythopoetic, this novel is a visionary fantasy about how communities keep faith alive not through power but through shared courtesy, memory, and the refusal to kneel.
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