Oathbound Horizon (The Command of The Worldhold, #1)

A power believed destroyed, buried in depths of the ocean.
A power that could command the fate of realms.

Book One of The Command of the Worldhold
Chosen by the Iron Wheel, Eron swears to climb the Stillspire and end a monster’s hold. When the creature falls and a captive spirit is freed, buried secrets rise to the fragments of lost arts, a recovered scroll, and a dark gem known only as The Command. Eron hides it within his mother’s locket.

Along the road that leads him toward the Stillspire, a girl named Elia appears—small, marked, and bearing gifts that make birds and beasts obey. A child of the Dravessë, she carries more than memory; she bears a presence the dark knows by name. When the Dross begin to stir, a malicious will reaches for the girl, and she must be protected.

Boundhands belong to an age long thought ended—until a widow of secret arts prepares one anew. While the wandering Gaalanth search for a place to call home and Sathor bargains for land and coin, Eron must hide The Command, bury dangerous truths, guard the child, and ride roads where every watching eye may be an enemy.

From whispering forests to wells that swallow names, to an island prison whose broken walls carry the lingering voice of the dark spirit bound within, the road leads through lands where old powers stir and hidden things wake.

OATHBOUND HORIZON
A tale of oaths sworn, bargains struck, and the cost of holding fast when the world itself strains to break.

For readers who savour layered myth and measured revelation—those who value immersive worldbuilding, cultural depth, and slow-burn discovery within epic fantasy sagas.