
The Call
A floating city built on forgotten truths. A forest that refuses to forget.
Preorder Kindle on AmazonN.J. Fernbird · November 2026
Four books. Four November releases. One complete fantasy journey.




The path opens
The Emberwood Chronicles is a four-book fantasy adventure set in a New Zealand-inspired world where a floating city guards its history, an ancient forest remembers what people have forgotten—and one fourteen-year-old boy hears his name being called from among the trees.
Kahu Raukura has spent his life beneath Aorere, the magnificent city suspended above Waimako Bend. Aorere is orderly, powerful and very certain of the story it tells about itself.
The Emberwood knows another story.
When Kahu is drawn beyond the safe paths, he discovers living roots, impossible guardians and memories that should never have been erased. With sharp-eyed Rina, practical Tama and one remarkably stubborn little bird beside him, he must uncover what lies beneath the city’s carefully preserved history.
Across four books, the journey leads from the waking forest to a falling city, beneath the soil into a sky that should not exist, and finally towards a lantern capable of returning stolen names and divided memories.
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The books form one continuous story and are intended to be read in order. Kindle and paperback editions will be available through Amazon Australia.

A floating city built on forgotten truths. A forest that refuses to forget.
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A floating city was never meant to touch the earth. Aorere is falling.
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Beneath the forest lies a sky that should not exist.
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The city has begun to remember. Now every stolen name wants to come home.
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Written for teen readers but with plenty for adult fantasy lovers to discover, The Emberwood Chronicles is a story of courage, friendship, belonging and the dangerous comfort of a well-kept lie.