Books in the series Divine Traitors

So Let Them Burn is a breathtaking Jamaican-inspired fantasy that will captivate readers who love high-stakes magic and complex family dynamics. The story follows Faron Vincent, a legendary heroine who saved her island from the dragon-riding Langley Empire at just twelve years old. Now seventeen, Faron finds herself a war hero without a war, until a peace summit changes everything. When her older sister, Elara, forms an unprecedented bond with an enemy dragon, Faron is faced with an impossible choice: follow the gods' command to kill her sister or find a way to defy fate itself.

This immersive debut is perfect for fans of Iron Widow and The Priory of the Orange Tree. It explores deep themes of colonialism, the weight of destiny, and the unbreakable bond between sisters. With its rich world-building and sharp prose, it is an ideal choice for readers interested in diverse mythologies and epic adventures. Parents and teens alike will appreciate the nuanced exploration of power and the difficult moral choices the protagonists must make to protect those they love.

Highlights:

• A unique Jamaican-inspired setting with rich cultural mythology and divine magic.
• A powerful story centered on the complex and unbreakable bond between two sisters.
• Thrilling dragon-riding action and high-stakes political intrigue.
• Explores deep themes of post-war identity, colonialism, and moral grey zones.

This Ends in Embers is the heart-pounding conclusion to the Divine Traitors duology, perfect for readers who love high-stakes epic fantasy and complex character dynamics. Following the events of So Let Them Burn, sisters Faron and Elara Vincent find themselves on opposite sides of a brutal war. Faron, once a celebrated saint, is now a disgraced captive forced to aid a ruthless empire, while Elara struggles under the weight of her new role as the Empyrean. This gripping sequel explores the heavy cost of war and the thin line between being a hero and a villain.

Ideal for fans of Raybearer and Fourth Wing, Kamilah Cole delivers a story rich with magic, political intrigue, and emotional depth. Parents and educators will appreciate the nuanced exploration of sisterhood, loyalty, and the moral complexities of leadership. It is a great choice for older teens who enjoy immersive world-building and stories where the stakes couldn't be higher. As the world of San Irie teeters on the brink of destruction, readers will be captivated by the sisters' journey toward an ending that is anything but easy.

Highlights:

• An epic conclusion to a bestselling YA fantasy duology.
• Explores deep themes of sisterhood, betrayal, and redemption.
• Perfect for readers who enjoy high-stakes magic and political conflict.
• Features diverse characters and a richly imagined fantasy world.
• Ideal for fans of Sabaa Tahir and Jordan Ifueko.