A name stolen at birth. A family that feeds on lies. A boy who refuses to stay buried.Raised inside a web of blessings that were really bindings, he learns the oldest truth of his blood: names are doors. When he speaks of the one that was taken from him, the earth remembers. Saints answer. Serpents wake.         The fox keeps watch.To unmake the line that used him, he must outwalk phantoms, open the Stone Belly where the first silence was sealed, and face the Mullo who speaks with stolen tongues. Cousins with sweet smiles, an aunt who prays with knives, a father crowned by salt, a mother who calls her love a ritual, all stand between him and the river of truth beneath the fields.This is a dark folkloric fantasy rooted in Romani myth and lived survival. R. L. White turns generational harm into a story of power reclaimed. The Curse Breaker is about what happens when the child they tried to bind learns to call himself by his true name, and the land itself chooses to listen.Perfect for readers who crave myth made personal, ritual made real, and endings that feel like beginnings.