All men die. Not all men let that stop them.
Hron, warrior chief of the White Raven, won't take his assassination lying down. His warrior clans depend on him to stop invading legions from plundering the relics of a mountain shrine. Hron knows he must defeat the invaders, for their own good. Long ago, Titans carved valleys into the mountain as roads for their journey into the sky, and if the relics leave those peaks, the Titans will return and break the world with their wrath.
The spirit of Hron escapes the land of the dead by slipping into the dreams of the living and convincing—or tricking—them into letting him possess them. Their bodies fail him, proving too slow to catch the assassin who killed him and too frail to combat the invaders.
The last person Hron would wish to possess is Inica, a huntress he hoped to marry in life. He doesn't know how to return a body once taken, but her marksmanship combined with his ferocity might save the relics and stop the Titans from crushing fortresses and stomping cities.