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UPON THIS A QUESTION ARISES: WHETHER IT BE BETTER TO BE FEARED THAN LOVED OR LOVED THAN FEARED?
I KNOW THE ANSWER NOW. I WILL BE FEARED.
A bitter war with Raazenia has seized Sylva. Beaten-down revolutionaries fight for survival in the dark world. As the Order searches for a way forward in the face of rampant uncertainty, Mianna is forced to confront dark secrets about the Order she has served all her life that will shake the foundation of everything she has ever known. As Z'xolkuloth's iron grip increases on the dark world of Hatheg Kla, the last scraps of revolt may at last find the leader they have long searched for...
Includes previously unreleased short story THE GIFT OF HOME.
THE IMPAVIDUS CYCLE is a dark historical fantasy about identity, family, and finding yourself, set in the rich historical backdrop of the renaissance.
WHAT REVIEWS ARE SAYING...
"Birthright was a masterpiece, and Nightfall is a perfect successor. Once again, Vice has brought us into a fast paced, high stakes fantasy world full of characters that feel like family. The story is perfectly paced, flowing effortlessly between edge-of-your-seat action and soft moments of kindness, reflection, and love."
"If you like high stakes and magical wars then buckle up because this book is a ride that will have you screaming and crying from start to finish!"
"The action in Nightfall was paced just right for me, snappy and decisive where it needed to be, but not shying away from the pain and fragility that many real people would experience. There are no easy victories to be had, and no easy way out for any of the characters."
