"e;There's no one alive who remembers the world that was, before our legends became reality and two worlds merged into one. I was born in the soaring city-tower of Babel —the Spire— where generations of humans and fae live side by side together in unity and relative peace. Sitting at the crossroads between nations, Babel remains as a free port where where adventurers, traders, and diplomats arrive daily to create a new world out of the ruins of the old."e;A city full of innumerable conspiracies, endless adventure, and dangerous secrets...."e;This is the only home that I've ever know and I will defend the Spire with my dying breath."e;-Sharon Orho, Confessions of a Holy MatronStanding on the edge of a high wall, a reckless rogue overlooks the Spire and smirks as the gendarmes pursue him over another minor misunderstanding. As the scoundrel flees from his memories, he is unexpectedly reunited with a past that he thought he'd left behind. Now the scoundrel must confront his painful past, shattered dreams, and murderous deception.The prodigal son is joined by the Matron's dutiful daughter and a grief-stricken ranger to investigate the ruins of an abandoned city, but in doing so they stumble upon a conspiracy set into motion decades before they were born. Forced to fight against bio-magical titans, treachery, and sorrow; the only way the trio can survive is to unravel a psychopath's plot before the world is plunged into eternal darkness.The Sibyl of Babel is the first book in an exciting new series: The Spire of Babel.