The Last Thread (The Threadborn Trilogy)

He left to save himself. His father followed.

Soren Voss is on the run - from the Loom, from his friends, from every institution that wants to use him or save him. The fragment of Erasmus Thane has passed the point of no return. Integration: 69% and climbing. The dead man in his blood is no longer a passenger. He's becoming the driver.

In the mountains of Appalachia, Soren discovers the Veil - a second threading community that doesn't fear dark threading. They study it. They understand it. And they know about the place between life and death where Erasmus has been waiting for fifteen years to come home.

But coming home means Soren disappears. The Convergence will erase him - replace his consciousness with his father's, turn his body into a dead man's second chance. And the worst part isn't that Erasmus wants to consume him.

The worst part is that Erasmus loves him enough to stop. And stopping means dying for real this time.

The Last Thread is the shattering conclusion to The Threadborn Trilogy - a story about what it costs to be loved by someone who destroys everything they touch.

The final book. The hardest goodbye.