
The Stone of Destiny, Book 3
The Land Beyond
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About the book
The white ship leaves the islands for a continent of kingdoms, where Eli learns that destiny was never a place, a crown, power, an island or even the Stone, but walking with God one choice at a time.
Destiny was never a place.
The book, laid out like a course
1 parts and 35 chapters. Open a part to see what each chapter helps you understand.
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Part1
The chapters
- 01The Door on the MountainA harbourless island of black sand where Eli wades ashore alone towards a mountain door.
- 02The Thousand DoorsEvery door on the mountain opens on a different possible Eli, from king to beggar to murderer.
- 03The Road of NothingEli falls into a darkness with no ground and no Stone and must find his way without it.
- 04The People of the StoneThousands of others who carry stones of their own gather on a plain, some cracked, some black.
- 05The One Who PlantedThe Stone’s light turns inward and Eli confronts the one who planted the islands.
- 06The Kingdom of LightPast the gate the travellers stand in a light that comes from everywhere.
- 07The City of a Thousand ThronesA man in a plain white garment comes out of a city full of thrones to meet them.
- 08The King on the ThroneEli faces a version of himself on a throne who is not afraid.
- 09The Crowns on the GroundThe city’s crowns fall and the people discover that freedom can feel frightening.
- 10The Gate of LoveA small open wooden gate at the city’s northern edge invites them on.
- 11The Cost of LoveA slow darkness moves over the valley, and the friends stand in front of it.
- 12The Mountain of SurrenderOn a high white mountain the Stone grows heavier with every step.
- 13Without the StoneEli goes on up the mountain after leaving the Stone behind.
- 14The Tree of NamesEli holds a warm fruit with his own name moving under its skin.
- 15The First CarrierThe Tree of Names burns without turning to ash and reveals the first carrier of the Stone.
- 16The ForgettingThe mountain collapses and the names on the Tree begin to vanish.
- 17The Name that RemainedOne name, Morrigan, stays in darkness and is not restored.
- 18The Eyes of MorriganMorrigan wakes under the roots of the burnt Tree and hears a whisper.
- 19The City of KingdomsA city of lights climbing a great valley comes into view at sunset.
- 20The Kingdom WithinA Queen, a crowd and Morrigan’s voice point to a kingdom that is inside people.
- 21Why You Were BornBeneath the earth the travellers meet Adam, the first carrier, afraid on his throne.
- 22The Child Who Knew His NameA child who knows his own name speaks to them.
- 23The Thing Beneath the WavesThe sea goes still around the ship and something stirs beneath it.
- 24The City that RememberedA drowned city rises from the sea and carries the ship up with it.
- 25The Land of NationsBells ring across a continent and millions of lights begin to wake.
- 26The TeacherA man with no crown, weapon or throne seems to hold a whole city’s attention.
- 27What Lived Beneath the CityThe ground shakes and something beneath the city rises.
- 28The Kingdom that MovedThe Stone says GO and the city begins to change from the inside.
- 29The Last FragmentThe Stone has become fragments carried by many people, and one piece stays cold.
- 30The Forgotten DoorThree days on the road with the Kingdom moving through ordinary people.
- 31The People Who Could Not Be SeenCrowds who carry nothing join the road towards the light.
- 32The Mountain of ChoiceA black mountain where each person must choose to climb or turn back.
- 33The Name Above Every NameWith the Stone gone, Eli still feels its warmth inside him.
- 34The Road HomeA quiet morning with no Stone, no map and no fear.
- 35The Last WordYears pass; the world is not perfect, but the Kingdom has come quietly through people who remember.
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