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Synopsis

The child is dead. The gambler is gone. What is left of the Hand is winning the war.

The Hand who feels nothing. The gambler whose Luck lies to him. Between them, a rebel city on the edge of burning, and a Darkness patient enough to use them both. When an assassination attempt sends a peace delegation to Tamidh, Farah rides for the one city that holds the man who left her, and the thing that was emptied at Sakasan is ready to be filled.

Seven months after Sakasan, Farahnaz Rahnema delivers nothing but clean reports. Kashajan knelt in two days. Bandar burned in a week. The council calls it efficiency. The voice in her head, the one that fits itself so seamlessly into her own reasoning, calls it becoming. Farah has stopped noticing which thoughts are hers.

In Tamidh, the rebel city on the Jasseoah coast, Yasher patches walls, hauls water, and loses coin flips he should win. His Luck still speaks to him, but something is speaking over it. He already knows its name.

Then assassins reach the Mashya inside his own rotunda, and the last of them dies with Tamidh on her lips. Six people ride for the rebel city to keep a peace no one believes in. A diplomat who never stops calculating. A dead man the rebellion still remembers. And the Hand of the Mashya, sent to guard the mission, in the one city in the empire that holds the man who left her. The Darkness a child’s sacrifice emptied at Sakasan was never destroyed. It has been patient, and the two people it wants most are about to be inside the same walls.

Embers of Tamidh is the third book in The Emari Chronicles, a Persian-inspired epic fantasy series of faith, power, and the brutal cost of becoming who you choose to be. For readers of Robin Hobb, N.K. Jemisin, and S.A. Chakraborty.

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