A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire

About A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire

For readers who devoured From Blood and Ash and want the romantic tension — and the political stakes — dialed all the way up. Poppy has survived the revelation of her true nature, but now she is a prisoner of Prince Hawke, the man she trusted and the enemy she cannot stop wanting. Armentrout builds on the first book's betrayal with a slower, more character-driven entry that deepens the enemies-to-lovers dynamic and expands the world's mythology considerably. The heat is spicier, the stakes higher, and the emotional investment more demanding than ever.

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