She knew the world only through maps. And she had no idea they could be so dangerous.
Boston, 1891. Sophia Tims comes from a family of great cartographers. Since the Great Disruption of 1779, when all the continents were thrown into a different era—from prehistory to the distant future—these explorers have traveled and mapped what is known as the New World.
For eight years, since her parents failed to return from an urgent mission, she has lived with her uncle Shadrack, the best cartographer in Boston. Life with her brilliant, adored, and absent-minded uncle taught Sophia to take care of herself. When Shadrack is kidnapped by people seeking a powerful artifact, she is the only one who can save him. Alongside Theo, a refugee from the West, she embarks on an adventure through secret cities and unknown seas, relying only on the maps left by her uncle and her intuition. What Sophia and Theo don't know is that their own lives are in danger when long-buried secrets are uncovered.
The glass map will immerse you in an authentic and intriguing fantasy world, with a heroine who will win your heart.
