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City of Dawn
$4.99
*Seven keys and seven gates, forged by a god’s rebellious seventh son.* *They lead to the fabled City of Dawn.* *But is it a treasure trove . . . or a gilded prison?* Hurled halfway across the world, Malach and Alexei must join forces to stop the body-snatching alchemist Balaur from stealing an elixir of immortality-assuming they don’t end up killing each other first. To complicate matters, Malach discovers he’s the spitting image of a dead angel who caused both the first and second Dark Ages. Gavriel Morning Star still has a bounty on his head-and the draconic creatures looking for him tend to shoot fire first and ask questions later. Kasia and the witches are hunting Balaur, too. The trail leads to the Masdari capital, where a new Imperator is about to be named. She will have to confront her own worst fears-and master the art of Dreaming-to finally face her nemesis in the liminal realm. You’ll love City of Dawn for its action, hairpin twists, and unforgettable characters. Get it now.
| About Author | I've always loved to read more than anything in the world, especially so-called genre stories—mysteries, fantasy, sci-fi, thrillers, horror. I like books that take you by the hand and lead you out o |
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| Author | Kat Ross |
| Book Series | Nightmarked |
| Format | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781957358116 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 427 |
| Publication Date | 05-03-2023 |
| Publisher | Acorn |
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The fourth and final installment of the Nightmarked series, Kat Ross’s “City of Dawn” is an exciting, fast-paced read. True to form, Ross has used detail-rich imagery and robust characters to take readers on an unforgettable journey. Exotic new landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for the conclusion of the saga. Staple characters have been given even more depth, and new characters fit nicely alongside them. Parallel plot lines, steadily building since the start of the series, finally coalesce. Far from predictable, Ross gives readers enough twists and turns to keep them guessing.
By most measures, “City of Dawn” is a great read, fit for just about any fantasy fan. It is absolutely packed full of action, suspense, and romance. Compared to the previous three books, however, it falls just shy of the mark. The rest of the series appears to be very meticulously planned, so it is surprising to find things in this book that seem to be somewhat just thrown in. In the end, though, it is still well worth the read.