Ember and Stone

Enjoy Ember and Stone, book one in Ena of Ilbrea, a new epic fantasy series by Young Adult author Megan O'Russell.
Ena never hoped for a peaceful life. She never dreamt she’d become a killer either. 
★★★★★ - “The story is as good as Lord of the Rings, Wheel of Time, or Song of Ice and Fire…Ena is a surprisingly inspirational creature and she will keep you turning the pages.” 
★★★★★ - “An amazing book! …fast paced and perfect for SJM lovers.” 
★★★★★ - “OMG. This book was absolutely brilliant. Fantastic.” 
★★★★★ - “The characters are flawed and fleshed out beautifully…a smooth and unforgettable read!” 
Ilbrea: A country mercilessly ruled by the seven Guilds where commoners struggle to survive—no one knows the cost of survival better than illegal healer Ena Ryeland. Ena is offered a life of freedom and a chance to fight the Guilds. But she can’t win the battle alone… 
A myth to guide her journey.
A brother she thought she’d lost.
A ghost to steal her fear.
A man to steal her heart. 
An impossible enemy. A hope for freedom. Ena is the only one with a chance of fighting the Guilds—if she can survive long enough to try. 

“David fights Goliath that will pass the Bechdel test!” – Amazon Review 
Ember and Stone is an epic fantasy perfect for fans of Maas and Bardugo. If you’re ready for an epic love story, crave a dose of magic, and need an adventure to carry you away from the ordinary, join Megan O’Russell’s 550,000+ satisfied readers. Download Ember and Stone and begin your journey now!
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Ena of Ilbrea is a YA epic fantasy complete with a swoon-worthy paranormal romance. The four-book (and a novella) series follows Ena Ryeland―a powerful young woman made an orphan by the all-powerful, oppressive Guilds―as she transitions from illegal healer to deadly assassin.
This series features sibling rivalry, lgbtq+ characters, sorcery, elemental magic, class differences, and soul-rending love.
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Ember and Stone is perfect for fans of Leigh Bardugo, Sarah J. Maas, Jennifer L. Armentrout, Elise Kova, Kay L Moody, Sarah M. Cradit, W. J. May, Laini Taylor, Sara C. Roethle, Bridget E. Baker, and Jennifer Anne Davis.