“A fiercely imagined world!” —Mary E. Pearson, New York Times bestselling author of the Remnant Chronicles
From the New York Times bestselling co-author of My Plain Jane and My Lady Jane comes the final book in a smoldering fantasy trilogy about a girl who must embrace her latent power or lose the dragons she loves. Perfect for fans of Julie Kagawa and Kendare Blake. Now available in paperback.
The Great Abandonment has begun, and now dragons aren’t the only creatures facing extinction in the Fallen Isles.
As entire islands rise up from the sea, causing earthquakes, tidal waves, and utter devastation, Mira must use her growing connection with dragons to track a legendary treasure that could stop the destruction—the bones of the first dragon. But finding the treasure means traveling into the land of her greatest enemies.
What will it cost Mira to save the dragons, the people she loves, and the only home she’s ever known from total ruin? And what will be left of Mira once the final cataclysm is over?
- High-Stakes Epic Fantasy: Mira’s world is literally falling apart as the gods abandon humanity and islands rise from the sea. Can one girl stop the Great Abandonment before it’s too late?
- A Powerful Connection to Dragons: To save her world, Mira must embrace her latent power and her unique bond with the last of the dragons she loves so fiercely.
- A Legendary Quest: The only hope lies in a perilous journey to find the bones of the first dragon—a treasure hidden deep within the land of her greatest enemies.
- The Stunning Series Finale: The unforgettable conclusion to the Fallen Isles trilogy that will have readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page.
The Lady Janies are made up of New York Times bestselling authors Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, and Jodi Meadows. They first met in 2012, when their publishers sent them on a book tour together, and they hit it off so well they decided to write My Lady Jane so they could go on book tours together all the time. Between the three of them they’ve written more than twenty published novels, a bunch of novellas, a handful of short stories, and a couple of really bad poems. They’re friends. They’re writers. They’re fixing history by rewriting one sad story at a time. Learn more at ladyjanies.com.
