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Every time the ancient Chronometer of Stone ticks, someone in the valley pays with years of their life, and the ink in the Keeper's hand decides who. Keeper Ambrose Kell has signed away eleven years of names, until the stone refuses his chosen victim and writes the name of stonemason Rhys Alder instead. Bound inside the Keeper's tower, where only its stone slows the gray spreading through Rhys's veins, the man who condemns and the man condemned must survive each other, and the secret Ambrose buried four years ago with Rhys's brother. When the truth breaks them apart, they learn that the stone was built for two hands, not one. Can the keeper of someone's fate ever be forgiven?
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Every time the ancient Chronometer of Stone ticks, someone in the valley pays with years of their life, and the ink in the Keeper's hand decides who. Keeper Ambrose Kell has signed away eleven years of names, until the stone refuses his chosen victim and writes the name of stonemason Rhys Alder instead. Bound inside the Keeper's tower, where only its stone slows the gray spreading through Rhys's veins, the man who condemns and the man condemned must survive each other, and the secret Ambrose buried four years ago with Rhys's brother. When the truth breaks them apart, they learn that the stone was built for two hands, not one. Can the keeper of someone's fate ever be forgiven?
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