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I liked the book because I felt like the fantasy world was really well developed. The book was very whimsical.
This was such an enjoyable read. I wasn't quite sure what to expect because I don't typically gravitate towards fantasy novels, but I was more than pleasantly surprised. The characters are so endearing and the world so enchanting, that you cannot help but be drawn in. Though the book is classified as a middle-reader, I think readers of all ages will appreciate the themes of friendship and self-discovery. It was so refreshing to get lost in a story that can excite my mind but also build my soul. I cannot wait to continue the journey!
Benjamin Fisher
(PRINT) Nethernor: The Seeker
(PRINT) Nethernor: The Seeker
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Not all journeys are chosen—but some must be taken.
In the quiet hills of Brae, Adi is training to become a seeker — someone who finds what has gone missing and goes where others cannot.
Seekers are rare, and the work is dangerous.
When a strange light ascends in the land of Nethernor, Adi realizes she is not the only one seeking it, and this is no longer practice. A darkness is disrupting the fragile balance that keeps people — and their very lives — safe.
Venturing beyond the safety of home, Adi relies on what she’s learned — following signs others overlook and navigating paths veiled in uncertainty. The farther she goes, the clearer it becomes that people will become lost — or they will not return the same — unless she finds and faces the darkness.
To move forward, Adi will have to decide whether she will step into responsibility before she feels ready, and whether noticing the right thing at the right moment can be enough to change what’s coming.
Nethernor: The Seeker is an immersive fantasy adventure filled with luminous magic, impactful relationships, and earned courage. It invites readers into a richly imagined world where ordinary choices can alter fate—and where every step forward matters.
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