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This captivating Fourth Wing paperback brings the world of dragons to life through high-stakes combat and romance. Readers describe the narrative as pure escapism that demands attention. It offers a complete fantasy experience sourced from a trusted UK retailer.
- Protagonist Violet Sorrengail faces life-or-death challenges at war college.
- Features intense dragon riding sequences and magical creature bonds throughout.
- Written by acclaimed author Rebecca Yarros, known for emotional storytelling.
- Explores themes of enemies to lovers dynamics within a dangerous setting.
- Ideal choice for fans of fantasy epic fiction and young adult reads.
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xDON'T BE THE LAST TO DISCOVER THE SERIES THAT EVERYONE CAN'T STOP TALKING ABOUT:
'Pure escapism - think Hunger Games meets Fifty Shades' The Sun
FRIENDS. ENEMIES. LOVERS . . .
EVERYONE HAS AN AGENDA
Violet Sorrengail expected to live a quiet life surrounded by books, until she was forced onto the world's deadliest training ground. Now she must fight to join the army's elite: dragon riders. But dragons don't choose fragile riders, they incinerate them, and when your body breaks as easily as Violet's does - death is only a heartbeat away.
EVERY NIGHT COULD BE YOUR LAST
Many cadets would kill Violet to better their own chances of success; the rest would kill her just because of her last name . . . including the ruthless Xaden Riorson, her family's greatest enemy. With the odds stacked against her, Violet must use every edge her wits can give her just to see the next sunrise.
OTHER BOOKS IN THE EMPYREAN SERIES:
- FOURTH WING
- IRON FLAME
- ONYX STORM
Rebecca Yarros is the no. 1 Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling author of over twenty novels including Fourth Wing and In the Likely Event, with multiple starred Publishers Weekly reviews and a Kirkus Best Book of the Year.
