Order of the Storm Crow

Perfect for fans of Brandon Sanderson, Robin Hobb, Joe Abercrombie, and Naomi Novik—Storm Crow’s Call delivers tactical fantasy, found family, and a heroine who refuses to break. Her old god killed everyone, so she killed him. This new one offers her help - for a price.  Gods never do anything for free. When Emlyn—now known as Nia—wakes in a temple, burned, broken, and barely alive, she’s lost everything but her will. Once a prodigy general and paladin, now she’s a stranger in a foreign land, hunted by gods, haunted by the past, and marked by the ink of her people, a people nearly wiped from existence.  She has to recover her prowess and her skills, starting with walking.   Forged in an unrelenting crucible, Emlyn doesn’t know how to quit. Adopted by dwarves, courted by a battle goddess, and surrounded by unlikely allies, she must rebuild her strength, outwit those who would use or destroy her, and master powers that could consume her. In a world where women are told to stay silent, Nia’s blade and voice cut through centuries of tradition. As war looms and old enemies close in, Nia forges new alliances from the defeated and the outcast. She’ll turn rivals into brothers-in-arms, outmaneuver knights and nobles, and teach even the gods to fear her name. But survival isn’t enough. To reclaim her people’s legacy, she’ll have to become more than a survivor. She’ll have to become a legend, maybe even a god. Order of the Storm Crow is a tale of tactical warfare, found family, and a heroine who refuses to be broken. If you like sharp banter, brutal melees, and a protagonist who turns every setback into a weapon, this is your next obsession. If you're concerned about the profanity tag, it's all largely in the first chapter and it's there for a reason.  That's likely the only place there is any profanity at all.