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Cover Reveal for Path of the Sorceress

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Today we’re excited to host a cover reveal for Path of the Sorceress, book 2 of The Keverynn Trilogy by Melissa Stone that began with Path of the Warrior! A science-fantasy novel featuring portals, dragons, and awesome multi-POV characters.

Here’s what we can expect from the sequel:

After agreeing to learn magic, Ashrinn makes little progress in her lessons. After an accident, she learns about the Sisterhood of Sword and Sorcery. By talking to a spirit attached to the strange black sword given to her by Deiwynn, she gains information that would help her colleagues go back home, but is it worth the price she’ll have to pay?

In the south, the Viridian Dragonlord has lost contact with many of his towns. During a meeting with the other Dragonlords, he asks Yumori and Drianna to help investigate, feeling that they might have some insight on the matter.

While helping the Azure Coterie in their attempts to reclaim the city of Hash-Beneir, Ashrinn discovers that the Darkriders have enlisted aid from the nomads. It shouldn’t be possible for them to have travelled so far, and yet the reality is undeniable. While she tries to find an answer to how it was done, the Darkriders continue to attack. Desperate, the new Amber Dragonlord sends messages to his allies, hoping they can provide reinforcements, but will they arrive in time to keep the Darkriders at bay?

Are you ready for the cover reveal?

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This is one fiery cover designed by the fine folk at GetCovers.com!

Let’s take a look at the full cover:

Path of the Sorceress, book 2 of The Keverynn Trilogy by Melissa Stone, is releasing on August 15th, 2025.

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About the Author

Melissa Stone lives in Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, with her husband, two kids, dog, and two cats. When she’s not writing, she enjoys a variety of handicrafts, art, and working as a freelance proofreader.

She writes primarily in the fantasy genre and currently has a few projects on the go. She’s self-published several novels to date, though none traditionally.