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Through the Gate in the Sea

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Through the Gate in the Sea
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352
Chapters
33
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Ebook (Tor Books)
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$9.99
Paperback (Tor Books)
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$14.99
Ebook (Paizo Inc.)
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$6.99

Through the Gate in the Sea, a Pathfinder Tales novel by Howard Andrew Jones, was released on February 21, 2017. It features Mirian Raas and is a sequel to Beyond the Pool of Stars.

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Portal to Destiny

Mirian Raas and her faithful crew make their living salvaging lost treasures from sunken ships along the coast of tropical Sargava. While retrieving riches from the bottom of Desperation Bay, Mirian and her friend Jekka, one of the last of his lizardfolk tribe, unexpectedly run across the wreck of an ancient magical ship. The discovery leads them on a quest for an arcane artifact called a dragon's tear, which may be the key to locating Jekka's vanished people. But a vengeful sorcerer and a zealous agent of the Child-God Walkena also seek the dragon's tear—and they'll stop at nothing to get it. Can Mirian and her crew pass through the legendary gate in the sea and find the tear before it's too late?

Deepwater salvager Mirian Raas and her bold crew may have bought their nation's freedom with a hoard of lost lizardfolk treasure, but their troubles are only just beginning in Beyond the Pool of Stars.

From critically acclaimed author Howard Andrew Jones comes a tale of clashing cultures and jungle adventure, set in the award-winning world of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

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Characters

Through the Gate in the Sea features the following characters:

Contents

Maps
pp. 8–10
1. Treasure in the Deep (Mirian)
pp. 11–21
2. The Black Ship (Mirian)
pp. 22–31

Paizo published chapter 2 to the Paizo Blog as a sample chapter.

3. Unexpected Allies (Mirian)
pp. 32–42
4. The Thing in the Hold (Mirian)
pp. 43–51
5. Dragon Tears (Ivrian)
pp. 52–77
6. The Next Bottle (Ensara)
pp. 78–91
7. River of Blades (Mirian)
pp. 92–106
8. Reunion (Ivrian)
pp. 107–114
9. Faces of the Dead (Jekka)
pp. 115–126
10. Warnings from the Dark (Mirian)
pp. 127–131
11. The Newcomers (Ivrian)
pp. 132–138
12. The Dead King (Mirian)
pp. 139–150
13. Death in the Hall of Corpses (Mirian)
pp. 151–156
14. Wood for the Burning (Ensara)
pp. 157–162
15. The Compass (Mirian)
pp. 163–167
16. The Catacombs (Jekka)
pp. 168–174
17. Guests of the House (Ivrian)
pp. 175–181
18. People of the Vault (Mirian)
pp. 182–193
19. Changing Plans (Ensara)
pp. 194–204
20. Net of Fire (Ivrian)
pp. 205–212
21. The Open Window (Jekka)
pp. 213–219
22. Questions from a Death mask (Jekka)
pp. 220–225
23. The Eyes at the Bottom of the Sea (Miriam)
pp. 226–242
24. A Friend Below (Mirian)
pp. 243–251
25. Revelations (Ivrian)
pp. 252–257
26. The Veil (Jekka)
pp. 258–261
27. Into the Mist (Mirian)
pp. 262–266
28. Rough Passage (Mirian)
pp. 267–274
29. Beyond the Gate (Jekka)
pp. 275–289
30. The Storm in the Temple (Jekka)
pp. 290–297
31. The Music of the Tear (Ivrian)
pp. 298–302
32. Homecoming (Jekka)
pp. 303–308
33. A Drink between Friends (Mirian)
pp. 309–314
About the Author
p. 315
Acknowledgements
p. 317
Glossary
p. 319

Tor Books published a "sneak peek" of Chapter 2 "Welcoming Committee" from Gears of Faith by Gabrielle Harbowy on pp. 323ff.

External links

The author, Howard Andrew Jones, discussed the process of writing his novel, Through the Gate in the Sea, in an article published in the Paizo blog.

Artwork

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Clean version of the cover for Through the Gate in the Sea