The Uninherited Earth
Epic fantasy where exact work changes the shape of war.
Every shortcut has a cost, and every cost stays on the page.
About the series
The Uninherited Earth is a series about a dead god’s vacant border and the people who inherit its consequences: maps, logistics, oaths and battlefield decisions beside the private costs of survival.
It begins with The Marching Border, in which a surveyor discovers that the lines she draws can fold roads and carry armies.
What you’re in for
- Epic fantasy
- Magic with measurable costs
- Battles and logistics
- A larger war
Reading order
Read in order; each book is a complete movement of one closed arc.
Book 1:The Marching Border
Coming soonWhen the boundary god dies, surveyor Tessa Venn discovers that the lines she draws can fold roads and carry armies. Each use of ink, oath, and measurement damages the land and costs her something lasting. Trapped between an invading army and a divided valley, she must turn exact work into a weapon before the eastern gate falls.
About the author
Duncan Durnell writes epic fantasy about maps, oaths, battle, and the human cost of making a line hold. The Marching Border begins The Uninherited Earth.
