The Witcher, Vol. 1: House of Glass

In the dense shadows surrounding the Brokilon forest, Geralt of Rivia, the famed monster hunter, finds himself on an unexpected journey. While traversing the edge of this enchanted realm, he encounters a widowed fisherman, whose tangled life is as complicated as the dark woods themselves. Their chance meeting soon reveals the fragility of life, loss, and the often murky line between good and evil.

As Geralt delves deeper into the fisherman’s haunting tales, he uncovers secrets that threaten to unravel not just the man's world, but the delicate balance of life in the forest. Ghostly specters and lurking dangers weave a web around them, forcing Geralt to confront not only the monsters that plague the land but also the intricate connections between destiny and choice.

In this beautifully illustrated volume, readers are drawn into a gripping narrative that explores themes of redemption and the moral complexities of a world where monsters can hide within human hearts. Each page pulses with the rich lore of the Witcher universe, inviting fans and newcomers alike to explore the dark yet captivating tales that shape Geralt's legacy as a hunter of both beasts and human emotions.