Publisher's Synopsis
The Crimson Legacy: The Siren's Call (Book 2)
In the thrilling second instalment of The Crimson Legacy, Ambrose Fider and her loyal crew embark on a perilous quest, Their Journey takes them to Siren's Gem, an island shrouded in mystery and danger. Where the haunting melody of the Siren's Song lures them deeper into the mysterious depths of the island. Together the crew must decipher ancient riddles, navigate deadly traps, and face mythical creatures to unlock the island's secrets. Allied with the enigmatic group Molon Labe, whose motives remain uncertain, Ambrose and her companions face a new layer of tension. Will this alliance prove to be a blessing or a curse as they navigate the ever-shifting dynamics of trust and betrayal? Pathfinder, Flintlock, Carry, and the others fight alongside Ambrose, knowing that every moment counts in their race to secure the ley lines and keep Morgana from harnessing their power. The crew faces their fiercest challenges yet when Morgana calls upon her corrupted warlock Luciu, thought to be defeated, once an innocent child now bound to her malevolent will. A fierce battle ensues as Ambrose and her crew struggle to survive Morgana's relentless attacks. As they fight to place the final ward on the ley lines of Obistan, they suffer devastating losses-in battle, while Lowdog rises as the unexpected hero, saving Erica and Kerose from certain doom. But their victory comes at a heavy cost. Morgana's power looms greater than ever, and the journey to secure the ley lines on the remaining islands promises even greater dangers. Ambrose knows their battle is far from over, and with only the first of the ley lines secured, the fate of the islands hangs in the balance. Siren's Gem had tested their resolve, leaving one question. Will you heed the Siren's Call? As Morgana's dark forces gather strength, Ambrose and her crew are left with a single haunting question as they sail toward the unknown: What sacrifices will be demanded of them before this war is won? The battle continues, but the cost of victory remains uncertain...
