Tomas lent Mira the ledger. In its leather folds she found one page, ink faded to the color of tea. It was no incantation but a careful, human set of observations: where in the valley certain tiny mosses held moisture longer; which roots drew in water from depths the well did not reach; how mixing crushed shale with compost changed the taste of river water into something livable for thirsty plants. The page was labeled, in a small tidy hand, “Khthonia: Practical Notes.”

While nothing fully replaces the grimoire, these texts cover similar Chthonic ground and are legally available in PDF or affordable print:

: The text blends theurgical (divine-seeking) aims with goetic (spirit-working) methods, providing rites for protection, necromancy, and personal empowerment. Ritual Tools

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This is the critical question. Michael W. Ford and his publishers have historically released a few titles as e-books (via Amazon Kindle or Google Play), but Liber Khthonia is typically reserved for physical publication to maintain the ritualistic gravitas of the object itself.