Brian McClellan · 3 books
Glass Immortals
In the Empire of Ossan, where sorcery is powered by godglass and cindersand, young general Demir Grappo returns to the capital after nine years in exile to inherit his murdered mother's legacy and protect the Grappo family interests. As he navigates the city's powerful guild-families and political intrigue, Demir must confront the consequences of his past while the Empire faces threats both internal and external. The story follows Demir and his allies as they work to uncover the truth behind his mother's death and navigate the complex web of alliances and rivalries that define Ossan society.
Who's who
Reading order
1 of 3 books on the wiki
BOOK 1In the Shadow of Lightning64 chapters
BOOK 2Book 2Import it in the app. Analysis adds the wiki.Import this book BOOK 3Book 3Import it in the app. Analysis adds the wiki.Import this book
Maps
MCLELLAN MAP FINAL2In the Shadow of Lightning Map of OssaRegionalFINAL BwIn the Shadow of Lightning
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a spoiler-free Glass Immortals wiki?
- Bookworm Wiki has a per-book spoiler line for Glass Immortals. Choose the last book you have finished to limit character, location and lore details to that book and earlier books. The FAQ's character selection is limited to Book 1. This is a book-level filter, not a chapter-level filter; unscoped pages can contain series-wide details.
- What order should I read Glass Immortals in?
- Follow the numbered reading order shown here. The wiki currently covers 1 book: Book 1: In the Shadow of Lightning. This lists wiki coverage, not necessarily the complete series.
- Who are the main characters in Glass Immortals?
- Among the main and supporting characters introduced in Book 1 are Demir Grappo, Thessa Foleer, Idrian Sepulki, Kissandra Vorcien-Montego. This selection uses their Book 1 importance and includes no plot summaries.
- Who wrote Glass Immortals?
- Glass Immortals is by Brian McClellan.
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