The Last Ember (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781806051281)

In a world where dragons are hunted, empires are built on the backs of the broken, and rebellion smolders beneath the weight of tyranny, one woman dares to strike the spark that could consume it all.

Nyora Vomach was born free but raised in darkness-her childhood stolen by the mines of Ember, her name reduced to a number, her spirit tempered in pain and silence. She survived the whips, the hunger, the endless grind of stone and flame-only to rise from the ashes with something the world believed extinct: a dragon.

Zaurgath, the first of his kind in generations. Bound to her by fire and blood.

Now, the girl who once dug in the dark commands a fortress carved from rebellion itself. Survivors, thieves, exiles, and soldiers all whisper her name as they rebuild from ruin, calling her Empress. But titles mean little in a world built on fear. Every alliance is fragile. Every secret a weapon. The same shadows that once chained her now coil at her command-and with them comes a power as dangerous as it is divine.

Across the empire, the old world begins to stir. Banners rise on the horizon. Ancient gods turn their gaze once more upon mortals. The Drakomancers, who once burned the skies with dragons of their own, are watching-and waiting. And somewhere beyond her walls, a man she once called brother is raising an army in her name... or against it.

As plots tighten and loyalties splinter, Nyora must decide what kind of ruler she will become: a savior, a tyrant, or something far more dangerous. Every victory demands sacrifice. Every crown carries a curse. And in a world where fire means freedom, hope itself can burn.

The Last Ember is the explosive beginning to The Order of the Ember Throne series-a sweeping tale of rebellion, found family, political intrigue, and dragons reborn. Perfect for fans of dark, character-driven fantasy where power has a price, freedom demands fire, and even the smallest spark can set the world ablaze.

���� In the darkness of empire, one ember still burns.