THE HYTHARO ORIGIN
Book Two of THE FIRST HYTHARO
Released: 27th August 2024
HISTORY WILL REPEAT
SPIRIC MUST CHANGE IT
A litany of bloody memories showed Spiric the truth of his identity. A thousand years have passed since the fall of The Hytharo Empire, leaving him the sole survivor of the brutal regime.
Now an anomaly among The Droughtlands, he must find a way to stop history from repeating or be forced to relive the suffering his people caused.
But his presence has already invoked echoes of his past.
Journeying to Breggesa to follow a fragment of his stolen memory, Spiric finds a sprawling city on the verge of revolt.
Its people are starving, its ruling council intent on lining their own pockets, and when Spiric discovers the power behind their tyranny, he realises he’s not the only Hytharo trying to change the future.
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OTHER BOOKS IN THE SERIES
I read a lot of dystopia novels, it’s one of my favourite genres, but I have to say, none of them up to now have had quite the same effect or gripped me like The Hytharo Redux. I absolutely love this book and flew through it in two sittings.
- Goodreads Reviewer
If you haven’t heard of Jonathan Weiss mark his name down and check out his books ASAP. If you like gritty, dystopian, sandpunk stories – hell even if you don’t – these may be perfect for you. They’re Sci-Fantasy and they’re hellishly good!
-Amazon Reviewer
All the books set in the Droughtlands can be read in almost any order. In fact, that’s the intention!
A key part of the philosophy in the setting is that one’s preconceived notions and bits of prior knowledge change how events are approached and interpreted.
As you read through the series, you will gain this knowledge and be unable to let it go, a core conundrum that lies deep at the heart of this setting, forcing you, the reader, to become a part of this world.
Do you begin at the earliest point you can, blindly watching events unfolding?
Or do you glimpse the future first, and use it to reinterpret the past?
In essence, there is no one true reading order, as long as you start with the first book of any series. Hit the button to find out more.