Novella. She is the daughter of the man who drowned his sister. He is the only breath she has.

For eleven years Nerys Thorne has kept the last Warden Bell ringing on the Sunken Coast, alone, hated, and paying for a flood everyone blames on her father. Then a storm cracks the bell, and a Saltborn envoy walks out of the surf with a royal summons. The great bell beneath drowned Ondraeth is failing, and only a Bellwright can recast it.

Lucan Drest, Tidewarden of the Deep Court, would rather drown than help a Thorne. His sister died in Hollin Reach. Now he's ordered to bind Nerys's life to his with a saltglass tether, because without him she can't breathe beneath the waves. They can never be more than a rope's length apart.

Their journey takes them past wreckers on the strand, along the kelp-roads, and down into the luminous ruins of a sunken city. With every dive, hatred gives way to something far more dangerous. But the runes on the drowned bell don't spell peace, and a note in her father's hand warns her not to finish it.

Nerys has been hired to forge a miracle, and she may be forging a chain.

Book 1 of the Tidebell Accord trilogy is a slow burn, enemies-to-lovers romantasy with a fierce heroine, a grieving hero, and a cliffhanger that will leave you breathless.

The Bellwright of Drowned Ondraeth - Book 1

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