Mother of Death & Dawn

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“Tell me, little butterfly, what would you do for love?”

Prepare for the devastating, action-packed conclusion to The War of Lost Hearts trilogy by Carissa Broadbent, the bestselling author of The Serpent and the Wings of Night. Packing massive emotional payoffs, epic battlefield clashes, and a sweeping narrative of vengeance and redemption, Mother of Death and Dawn delivers an unforgettable finale perfect for die-hard fans of Sarah J. Maas, Leigh Bardugo, and Raven Kennedy.

In the shattering wake of a crushing defeat, Tisaanah and Maxantarius have been violently torn apart. Locked away within the brutal, unforgiving walls of Ilyzath, Max’s mind has broken into a fragmented shadow of what it once was. His memories are entirely locked away—leaving his past a dark mystery and his future at the absolute mercy of Ara’s ruthless new queen. Stranded on the outside, Tisaanah is desperate to launch an impossible rescue mission to save the man she loves, even as her people’s bloody rebellion for freedom grows increasingly treacherous.

Meanwhile, deep within the Fey lands, a long-hidden past has returned with a vengeance. Aefe has been forcefully dragged back into the mortal realm by a powerful king who vows to reduce entire civilizations to ash in her name. Yet, the centuries she spent bound as a weapon have left her deeply altered; her former self feels like a total stranger.

As the fragile boundaries between the human and Fey worlds finally shatter, Tisaanah, Max, and Aefe are violently thrust into the center of a cosmic cataclysm. The unique, volatile magic they share holds the ultimate key to either winning this brutal war—or ending existence altogether. But that kind of reality-bending power demands an agonizing sacrifice. Tisaanah must choose between her burning love and her duty to the rebellion, Max must confront the dark secrets of his past to forge any semblance of a future, and Aefe must decide whether to reclaim the innocent girl she once was or fully embrace the dark force she has become.