β Scribed by Tyffany Hackett
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"We fight for our family. Whatever it takes."
When Natylia wakes in the hands of the enemy, her hopes of saving Araenna seem slim at best.
And with no knowledge of where Camion, Jyn, Meryn, and Andimir might beβor if she even has a kingdom to return toβher growing despair feeds the darkness trying to lay claim to her magic.
Days go by while sheβs tormented by her captor, but the world goes on regardless.
And so do the Titans determined to destroy it.
Natylia needs an army.
She needs allies.
She needs her family, her friends.
And more than anything, she needs to escape.
Race across the three kingdoms in this epic conclusion to the award-winning Thanatos Trilogy and join the fight!
For freedom.
For family.
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