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# Iron Flame: DISCOVER THE GLOBAL PHENOMENON THAT EVERYONE CAN'T STOP TALKING ABOUT (Empyrean The) (International Edition)

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The instant number one Sunday Times bestseller and thrilling sequel to the global phenomenon, Fourth Wing! THE IRON FLAME PAPERBACK EDITION INCLUDES A BRAND NEW CHAPTER FROM XADEN''S POINT OF VIEW! ''Yarros is the true inheritor of Harry Potter and inspires Hunger Games levels of devotion'' Guardian ''Fear not, levels of fighting, rebelliousness and all-round sexiness are still sky-high'' Daily Mail ''Iron Flame is on course to set the world alight'' Glamour __________________________________________ SECRETS. SACRIFICE. SURVIVAL. Against all odds, Violet Sorrengail made it through her first year at Basgiath War College, but now, the real training begins. The stakes are higher than ever, and a determination to survive won''t be enough this time. When a powerful new enemy threatens everything she cares about, including the man she loves, Violet must do whatever it takes to keep their secrets safe. One wrong move could have horrifying consequences - and as the web of lies spun by those in charge starts to unravel, nothing, not even dragon fire, may be enough to save them in the end. THE DEADLY SECOND YEAR AT BASGIATH AWAITS *THE STORM IS COMING . . . PRE-ORDER ONYX STORM TODAY. THE EPIC NEXT INSTALLMENT LANDS 21.01.2025 * __________________________________________ MILLIONS OF READERS HAVE ALREADY GIVEN THE EMPYREAN SERIES FIVE STARS. ''Pure escapism - think Hunger Games meets Fifty Shades '' The Sun ''We weren''t expecting to become obsessed . . . but we very much are and we''re not alone'' Sunday Times Style ''This book contains an addictive , drug like essence that will make you relinquish all responsibility '' Glamour ''Yarros had me hooked from the first chapter'' Mail on Sunday ''The new publishing sensation '' Daily Mail ''I couldn''t put it down!'' Millie Bobby Brown ''Throw in an enemies-to-lovers plotline, some life-threatening trials and the threat of war in the outside world, and you''ve got yourself a deliciously gripping dish, which I downed in one sitting'' Stylist ''2024 is the Year of the Dragon . . . Dive into a fantasy narrative featuring these mythical, winged creatures'' Pop Sugar ''If I can convince you to read one book I recommend it would be this one'' ''I didn''t sleep, I didn''t eat, and when I finished, I had the overwhelming urge to just start it all over again '' ''There are some stories you read and enjoy but every so often you come across one that just obliterates everything and takes over your entire being within a few pages and becomes your world and personality . Well, this is the one'' '' The world building in this was phenomenal . I lived, breathed and became a part of the college'' ''You know when you finish a book, and it leaves an ache in your chest because it was so good, and now it''s over? That''s exactly how I feel after finishing Fourth Wing'' OTHER BOOKS IN THE EMPYREAN SERIES: - FOURTH WING - IRON FLAME - ONYX STORM

Review: Everything hurts & I need book 3 - It has been almost two weeks since I finished and my gosh I still can't stop thinking about this book. I have many thoughts so I'm going to try and narrow it down to the most important things but I feel like this is still going to be all over the place. The pacing of this story was immaculate! There was not a moment where I was bored and waiting for the story to pick up or there were any scenes that didn't pertain to the overall plot. Everything was happening so fast throughout the story and yet it still felt like it was showing the information that was needed to keep the story rolling. I was unable to put this book down, while I was at work I had to force myself to stop reading to answer calls when they came in and I hardly ever have this issue. I went on a trip with some friends and I was so excited to have a few hours of reading time on the plane and then my silly little self was in too much of a hurry to get out of the car at the airport that I left my book in the car *cue the beginning of a mental breakdown in the TSA line* I kid you not I was racing through the airport to find a store that had a copy because there was no way I was going to be able to wait 3 days before picking it back up. It has been so long since I have felt that compelled by a book to go out of my way and buy a second copy and paying double what I paid for my preorder. So much happens and every chapter I was going "what the heck?!" So many twists and turns that I did not see coming, some came no where close to crossing my mind of being a possibility. There was so much mental screaming going on I thought my head would explode. I'm normally a very quite reader, I make faces while reading things but very rarely do I make any audible noises and let me tell you this book got me. I was laughing out loud, gasping, and voicing my thoughts in the moment. At one point I apologized to my coworker at the beginning of her shift because I was going to be annoying. I do have one issue with this installment and it is Violet being really annoying about her relationship/ not relationship with Xaden. She was constantly going back and forth and I'm just like.... girl please get it together. Like I get it but also there are more important things that need attention other than your relationship crisis. I'm hoping with this ending of this book that that issue has been solved because there is nothing else Xaden can do to prove to Violet that he is hers and trusts her completely. I love the Sorrengail siblings, their relationship reminded me a lot of my sibling and I... you know minus the one of use pretending to be dead for 6 years. Also Mira decking Brennen in the nose upon first seeing him killed me cause that is 100% something I would do in that situation lmao. The theories I have seen since finishing have been wild man, like I cannot wait to see what ends up being true and how it all connects. In the meantime I will be screaming and crying over this ending and then foaming at the mouth for book 3.
Review: Highly, highly recommended!!! - I am so in awe of both "Fourth Wing" and "Iron Flame" that I thought I would sit here staring at a blank screen for a long time while trying to find words to express my respect for Rebecca Yarros, author of both books. I just spent 3 days reading them and the only reason it took so long is that one still has to bath, eat, water plants, feed pets and sleep though I did not do much of the latter. What writers call voice in both books is so very perfect that I immediately want to reread both books! The voice is fresh and up-to-date and modern even for the dragons yet fits perfectly into whatever period of time this fantasy took place but clearly when there were dragons! Before proceeding, however, I need to hyperventilate briefly. First of all, it is totally immature and so unnecessary for anyone to post a critical plot point in a review especially on purpose and without first posting a spoiler alert. This happens not only with these books but others as well. Doing so is just another, although minor, example of how Homo sapiens have free will which they unfortunately can and often do waste on trivialities. So, then, here is how I deal with the review situation. I do not read them until after I read the book, then I read them to see how others felt about the book. Since one needs to know what the book is about before purchase, then reading the descriptive paragraphs at the listing along with reading the free chapters desertcart thankfully offers at the listing itself will provide that. Thanks desertcart. Reading those chapters and the description plus checking the star/purchase numbers are good steps to take to avoid learning too much in a review prior to reading the book. The second rant has to do with plot. Let me assure everyone there are NO NEW PLOTS. People have been murdering people since the beginning of time. It is how the author takes a plot(s) and makes it her/his own that matters to the reader. It is doubtful anyone knows how many dragon/people/rider fantasy books are out there so in the end it is a personal opinion as to which book(s) one chooses to like. Having so many to choose from means some plot points will seem similar. For instance how many ways are there to shove a dagger into someone's ribs, a plot point in a massive number of books? This author knew how to handle the plot she chose and then developed with aplomb. Both books kept my attention fully--page after page after page. I so love both books. What is so outstanding about both is that we learn most everything we need to know about each well developed character, not by telling, but by showing through their actions and their sharp and sometimes witty dialogue. It is beyond skillful at how on point the conversations are not only between the humans but the humans and their dragons especially Tairn and Violet and with Andarna--such a cutie and definitely my favorite dragon. The growing relationship between Violet and Xaden is razor sharp and on point. Violet gets wonky with her "having to know all the truth up front demands" regardless of how Xaden has put forth so much effort to show her he cares. Everyone has secrets but a book needs tension to advance so whoa and hold on the tension builds and builds between those two. Xaden is my favorite character out of many favorites. Their arguments are worth "eavesdropping" on and their love scenes are well done (Chapter 48 is mentioned by some reviewers). In this book Violet, in spite of her fragile bones and smaller size but because of her iron will and cleverness, and all those who made it through First Year at the Basgiath War College (covered in Fourth Wing") are now Second Years. Third years like my favorite character, Xaden, have graduated out and been assigned to outposts outside Basgiath. Thus begins an every other week trip for Violet and Xaden, him with her one weekend, her with him the next weekend. This is so their mated dragons can have time together each weekend. It is also in this book that Basgiath and all the outposts are put in perspective regarding the coming battle. The 'revolution' becomes a much larger focal point and Violet learns about Xaden's connection to the estate in Aretia. One can already see by this point how hard it is to give this book the 10 star, 100% review it deserves! Just read it and see what I mean. It is one well-done, well written heck of a book and do not forget "Fourth Wing first!! This book covers in more detail wards, the reason for them and the ins and outs of setting them up and what happens when they do not work (descriptive details I liked BTW). Details regarding the approaching battle then the battle itself are incredible. I am skimming plot points here since others have covered them very well but there is a lot of stuff left hanging at the end of this book and the end itself will floor you. It is like learning to fly on your own and suddenly losing that ability and plopping onto the ground and then fighting to just take a breath. It is shocking, promise. When an author has done their job, the reader will fantasize about what may happen next but this book leaves so much stuff hanging that there has to be another book. My favorite character deserves a better ending--the last two chapters still has me plopped on the ground breathless. So here's a partial list of the left-hanging questions. What happens between Violet and Xaden after the battle's aftermath? What happens to Aretia? Will Andarna's newly acquired fire play a role in the future especially in helping to set up wards? What happens to Basgiath after the war? What happens about the new dragon hatchlings? Will Cat's crew of riders play a future role? And, BTW, how did Jack get the way he turned out? So very many unanswered questions in addition to many, many not covered here. So, then, Rebecca Yarros, listen up: We readers have to have another book--please, please and thank you!!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #172,951 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #4 in Romantic Fantasy (Books) #463 in Romantasy (Books) #7,332 in Paranormal Fantasy Books |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 440,996 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Everything hurts & I need book 3
*by K***S on December 8, 2023*

It has been almost two weeks since I finished and my gosh I still can't stop thinking about this book. I have many thoughts so I'm going to try and narrow it down to the most important things but I feel like this is still going to be all over the place. The pacing of this story was immaculate! There was not a moment where I was bored and waiting for the story to pick up or there were any scenes that didn't pertain to the overall plot. Everything was happening so fast throughout the story and yet it still felt like it was showing the information that was needed to keep the story rolling. I was unable to put this book down, while I was at work I had to force myself to stop reading to answer calls when they came in and I hardly ever have this issue. I went on a trip with some friends and I was so excited to have a few hours of reading time on the plane and then my silly little self was in too much of a hurry to get out of the car at the airport that I left my book in the car *cue the beginning of a mental breakdown in the TSA line* I kid you not I was racing through the airport to find a store that had a copy because there was no way I was going to be able to wait 3 days before picking it back up. It has been so long since I have felt that compelled by a book to go out of my way and buy a second copy and paying double what I paid for my preorder. So much happens and every chapter I was going "what the heck?!" So many twists and turns that I did not see coming, some came no where close to crossing my mind of being a possibility. There was so much mental screaming going on I thought my head would explode. I'm normally a very quite reader, I make faces while reading things but very rarely do I make any audible noises and let me tell you this book got me. I was laughing out loud, gasping, and voicing my thoughts in the moment. At one point I apologized to my coworker at the beginning of her shift because I was going to be annoying. I do have one issue with this installment and it is Violet being really annoying about her relationship/ not relationship with Xaden. She was constantly going back and forth and I'm just like.... girl please get it together. Like I get it but also there are more important things that need attention other than your relationship crisis. I'm hoping with this ending of this book that that issue has been solved because there is nothing else Xaden can do to prove to Violet that he is hers and trusts her completely. I love the Sorrengail siblings, their relationship reminded me a lot of my sibling and I... you know minus the one of use pretending to be dead for 6 years. Also Mira decking Brennen in the nose upon first seeing him killed me cause that is 100% something I would do in that situation lmao. The theories I have seen since finishing have been wild man, like I cannot wait to see what ends up being true and how it all connects. In the meantime I will be screaming and crying over this ending and then foaming at the mouth for book 3.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly, highly recommended!!!
*by C***S on January 15, 2024*

I am so in awe of both "Fourth Wing" and "Iron Flame" that I thought I would sit here staring at a blank screen for a long time while trying to find words to express my respect for Rebecca Yarros, author of both books. I just spent 3 days reading them and the only reason it took so long is that one still has to bath, eat, water plants, feed pets and sleep though I did not do much of the latter. What writers call voice in both books is so very perfect that I immediately want to reread both books! The voice is fresh and up-to-date and modern even for the dragons yet fits perfectly into whatever period of time this fantasy took place but clearly when there were dragons! Before proceeding, however, I need to hyperventilate briefly. First of all, it is totally immature and so unnecessary for anyone to post a critical plot point in a review especially on purpose and without first posting a spoiler alert. This happens not only with these books but others as well. Doing so is just another, although minor, example of how Homo sapiens have free will which they unfortunately can and often do waste on trivialities. So, then, here is how I deal with the review situation. I do not read them until after I read the book, then I read them to see how others felt about the book. Since one needs to know what the book is about before purchase, then reading the descriptive paragraphs at the listing along with reading the free chapters Amazon thankfully offers at the listing itself will provide that. Thanks Amazon. Reading those chapters and the description plus checking the star/purchase numbers are good steps to take to avoid learning too much in a review prior to reading the book. The second rant has to do with plot. Let me assure everyone there are NO NEW PLOTS. People have been murdering people since the beginning of time. It is how the author takes a plot(s) and makes it her/his own that matters to the reader. It is doubtful anyone knows how many dragon/people/rider fantasy books are out there so in the end it is a personal opinion as to which book(s) one chooses to like. Having so many to choose from means some plot points will seem similar. For instance how many ways are there to shove a dagger into someone's ribs, a plot point in a massive number of books? This author knew how to handle the plot she chose and then developed with aplomb. Both books kept my attention fully--page after page after page. I so love both books. What is so outstanding about both is that we learn most everything we need to know about each well developed character, not by telling, but by showing through their actions and their sharp and sometimes witty dialogue. It is beyond skillful at how on point the conversations are not only between the humans but the humans and their dragons especially Tairn and Violet and with Andarna--such a cutie and definitely my favorite dragon. The growing relationship between Violet and Xaden is razor sharp and on point. Violet gets wonky with her "having to know all the truth up front demands" regardless of how Xaden has put forth so much effort to show her he cares. Everyone has secrets but a book needs tension to advance so whoa and hold on the tension builds and builds between those two. Xaden is my favorite character out of many favorites. Their arguments are worth "eavesdropping" on and their love scenes are well done (Chapter 48 is mentioned by some reviewers). In this book Violet, in spite of her fragile bones and smaller size but because of her iron will and cleverness, and all those who made it through First Year at the Basgiath War College (covered in Fourth Wing") are now Second Years. Third years like my favorite character, Xaden, have graduated out and been assigned to outposts outside Basgiath. Thus begins an every other week trip for Violet and Xaden, him with her one weekend, her with him the next weekend. This is so their mated dragons can have time together each weekend. It is also in this book that Basgiath and all the outposts are put in perspective regarding the coming battle. The 'revolution' becomes a much larger focal point and Violet learns about Xaden's connection to the estate in Aretia. One can already see by this point how hard it is to give this book the 10 star, 100% review it deserves! Just read it and see what I mean. It is one well-done, well written heck of a book and do not forget "Fourth Wing first!! This book covers in more detail wards, the reason for them and the ins and outs of setting them up and what happens when they do not work (descriptive details I liked BTW). Details regarding the approaching battle then the battle itself are incredible. I am skimming plot points here since others have covered them very well but there is a lot of stuff left hanging at the end of this book and the end itself will floor you. It is like learning to fly on your own and suddenly losing that ability and plopping onto the ground and then fighting to just take a breath. It is shocking, promise. When an author has done their job, the reader will fantasize about what may happen next but this book leaves so much stuff hanging that there has to be another book. My favorite character deserves a better ending--the last two chapters still has me plopped on the ground breathless. So here's a partial list of the left-hanging questions. What happens between Violet and Xaden after the battle's aftermath? What happens to Aretia? Will Andarna's newly acquired fire play a role in the future especially in helping to set up wards? What happens to Basgiath after the war? What happens about the new dragon hatchlings? Will Cat's crew of riders play a future role? And, BTW, how did Jack get the way he turned out? So very many unanswered questions in addition to many, many not covered here. So, then, Rebecca Yarros, listen up: We readers have to have another book--please, please and thank you!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great sequel!
*by C***E on November 13, 2023*

11/13 FULL REVIEW: I don't even know where to begin. That ending has left me reeling. And I thought I knew what was coming because some *lovely* person on Goodreads thought to retaliate against the author by dropping a major spoiler with no warning to people like me, who were aimlessly scrolling, so for me to still be shocked and surprised is saying something. And just word to the wise: Be careful out there, folks! There are spoilers everywhere. 😒 Anywhoo...that's my rant. Now back to my review! Look, there's no surprise Fourth Wing and Rebecca Yarros has taking the book world by storm these past few months and I am LOVING it, okay? This love/ obsession/ hype is giving me all the nostaglia and throwing me back to my Harry Potter days twenty-six (🤯‼️) years ago. With me trying to get my hands on the physical books, the fandom going crazy over the series, the midnight release parties, and all the conversations spurred between readers and friends, it has been amazing to watch and to be apart of, and I am in love with the Fourth Wing Era we are in right now. There was something ✨️magical✨️ about my reading experience with Fourth Wing earlier this year. It was a combination of right book at the right time and it had me hooked. I was excited to get my hands on the sequel, but went into the book nervous it wouldn't hold a candle to the first one and I would be left disappointed because of my high expectations. Sadly, this book didn't give me that all consuming, unputdownable feeling I had with FW for the first 25% of the book and that is where my 4 star rating comes into play. I was easily able to read it, because I just think Yarros has this easy, flowing type of writing that even though not alot might be happening on the pages, I am still able to continue on without many delays in my reading time and I was reading this section of the book like I do a normal book. It just wasn't making me abandon all of my responsibilities and make it a top priority to read like FW did, if that makes sense. I think we could have shortened the first 200 pages to make the pacing of the book better overall. However, let me tell you! Once you get about a fourth of the way through, we get that spark and the twists start dropping and then I became hooked til the final page. And whew, that ending! I was on an emotional rollercoaster for the last 50 pages or so. I'm so paranoid about spoilers with this series, especially after my horrible experience,so I don't even want to say anything else about how I feel or what I am expecting from this series as we continue on this journey for fear of spoiling anything. Let's just say there are lots of theories and it has been fun being able to safely navigate through Instagram, Goodreads, and TikTok without fear of the book being ruined now, and I'd recommend if you want to read book 2, you better do it asap before something gets spoiled for you! P.S. Still loving the dragons. They are seriously one of the best parts of these books and world. I love their sass, their snark, and just overall, what they bring to the table. 🐉 I love Ridoc's sarcasm and it helped bring levity to the book in general. I really enjoy the side characters in this series and you get really attached to everyone making it enjoyable, but also nerve-racking. 😅 I can't wait for news of book three's release and I've seen articles stating she would let us know 2 weeks after Iron Flames release date, so one more week hopefully and we will know how long we will have to wait for it. Here's hoping it'll only be another 6 months or so and we can have book 3 in our hands by spring. 🤞 I know I'll be pre-ordering multiples this time around and not from just one site, because I don't want the stress of what I went through waiting on Iron Flame to arrive on my doorstep. 🤣 ****************** 11/12 : 🤯🤯🤯 I need some time to gather my thoughts. I did NOT see that coming.

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