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The Last Song of the Machine

The Last Song of the Machine

Threadgill, Quinn
Threadgill, Quinn Talon

Paperback

Fantasy

ISBN13: 9798249991203
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 26 2026
Pages: 232
Weight: 1.21
Height: 0.49 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
The Last Song of the Machine -

The world once sang in crystal.

Skyscrapers pierced the heavens. Flying ships crossed the sky. City-states thrived beneath the glow of Arclight-refined magic harvested from the ancient convergence buried beneath the earth.

Now the crystals are failing.

The skies fracture with arcane-burn storms. The machines groan and die. Civilization clings to fading light.

Drakeon Emyreon, a disgraced Lunastone Knight haunted by the death of his daughter, wants nothing more than to survive the coming dark.

Until he finds her.

Xaelora Daelidon can wield raw magic without crystal. She can sing to metal. Mend the air. Break steel with a whisper.

The Keepers of Axiom believe she is the key to saving the world.

They are willing to sacrifice her to prove it.

Hunted across a dying wasteland of rusted megastructures and crystal-torn beasts, Drakeon must decide whether civilization is worth another child's life.

At the buried heart of the world lies the Cradle-the origin of all Arclight.

If it awakens, nothing will remain the same.

Not the cities.

Not the machines.

Not the world.

Not him.

A mythic dark fantasy about grief, control, and the cost of salvation, The Last Song of the Machine asks:

When the systems that power the world begin to fail, do we tighten our grip-

Or finally let go?

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