The Villiage at the End of the Map

David P Curd Sr

ISBN 13: 9798191258454

Published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Aug 2026, 2026

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Neuware - THE VILLAGE AT THE END OF THE MAPEvery road in Bramblecross runs through six household keys. Tobin has spent his life believing that was the whole truth.When a stranger's key doesn't match any surviving family, Tobin discovers that the map his village trusted was never complete - it was edited. Somewhere beyond the roads everyone knows, a seventh household was erased from the record, and the corridor to Orison Gate that everyone assumed was neutral ground answers to a Hall that has been quietly closing accounts for generations, including some it shouldn't have had the right to close.To find out what was cut, Tobin and a small company of villagers - a keeper's daughter, a disgraced Hall clerk, a woman carrying a debt she didn't choose - have to leave the only roads their keys were ever meant to open. What they find is a system built to make erasure look like paperwork, and a cost for repairing it that not everyone in the party survives.The Village at the End of the Map is a slow-burn fantasy of maps, custody, and consent - where every road is also a ledger, every key is also a claim, and the bravest thing a person can do is admit a structure was broken instead of finishing what broke it.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Villiage at the End of the Map
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Aug 2026
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798191258454
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 229W x 152H x 42D millimeters 229 millimeters width by 152 millimeters height by 42 millimeters depth
• Weight: 997 grams

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THE VILLAGE AT THE END OF THE MAP

Every road in Bramblecross runs through six household keys. Tobin has spent his life believing that was the whole truth.

When a stranger's key doesn't match any surviving family, Tobin discovers that the map his village trusted was never complete — it was edited. Somewhere beyond the roads everyone knows, a seventh household was erased from the record, and the corridor to Orison Gate that everyone assumed was neutral ground answers to a Hall that has been quietly closing accounts for generations, including some it shouldn't have had the right to close.

To find out what was cut, Tobin and a small company of villagers — a keeper's daughter, a disgraced Hall clerk, a woman carrying a debt she didn't choose — have to leave the only roads their keys were ever meant to open. What they find is a system built to make erasure look like paperwork, and a cost for repairing it that not everyone in the party survives.

The Village at the End of the Map is a slow-burn fantasy of maps, custody, and consent — where every road is also a ledger, every key is also a claim, and the bravest thing a person can do is admit a structure was broken instead of finishing what broke it.