Synopsis
In a world invaded by demons, one girl will face the ultimate test when she is forced to enter into an ancient, deadly competition for the chance to save her mother's soul… before she loses her forever. From the New York Times bestselling author of Song of Silver, Flame Like Night comes the beginning of a dark and opulent fantasy duology, perfect for fans of Throne of Glass.
Nine years ago, the war between the Kingdom of Night and the Kingdom of Rivers tore Àn’y?ng’s family apart, leaving her mother barely alive and a baby sister to fend for. Now the mortal realm is falling into eternal night, and mó—beautiful, ravenous demons—roam the land, feasting on the flesh of humans and drinking their souls.
Àn’y?ng is no longer a helpless child, though. Armed with her crescent blades and trained in the ancient art of practitioning, she has decided to enter the Immortality Trials, which are open to any mortal who can survive the journey to the immortal realm. Those who complete the Trials are granted a pill of eternal life—the one thing Àn’y?ng knows can heal her dying mother. But to attain the prize, she must survive the competition.
Death is common in the Trials. Yet oddly, Àn’y?ng finds that someone is helping her stay alive. A rival contestant. Powerful and handsome, Yù’chén is as secretive about his past as he is about his motives for protecting Àn’y?ng.
The longer she survives the Trials, the clearer it becomes that all is not right in the immortal realm. To save her mother and herself, Àn’y?ng will need to figure out whether she can truly trust the stranger she’s falling for or if he’s the most dangerous player of all . . . for herself and for all the realms.
Nine years ago, the war between the Kingdom of Night and the Kingdom of Rivers tore Àn’y?ng’s family apart, leaving her mother barely alive and a baby sister to fend for. Now the mortal realm is falling into eternal night, and mó—beautiful, ravenous demons—roam the land, feasting on the flesh of humans and drinking their souls.
Àn’y?ng is no longer a helpless child, though. Armed with her crescent blades and trained in the ancient art of practitioning, she has decided to enter the Immortality Trials, which are open to any mortal who can survive the journey to the immortal realm. Those who complete the Trials are granted a pill of eternal life—the one thing Àn’y?ng knows can heal her dying mother. But to attain the prize, she must survive the competition.
Death is common in the Trials. Yet oddly, Àn’y?ng finds that someone is helping her stay alive. A rival contestant. Powerful and handsome, Yù’chén is as secretive about his past as he is about his motives for protecting Àn’y?ng.
The longer she survives the Trials, the clearer it becomes that all is not right in the immortal realm. To save her mother and herself, Àn’y?ng will need to figure out whether she can truly trust the stranger she’s falling for or if he’s the most dangerous player of all . . . for herself and for all the realms.
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3 éditions pour ce livre
2025 Editions HarperVoyager
400 pages
4 mars 2025
ISBN : 9780593813843
2025 Editions HarperVoyager
400 pages
27 février 2025
ISBN : 9780008672768
2025 Editions HarperVoyager
408 pages
ISBN : 9780008672768
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Un peu déçue par cette fantasy asiatique dont l'univers et la magie sont peu expliqués. Les épreuves du monde immortel sont très intéressantes ainsi que les monstres mó. Je ne me suis pas attachée aux personnages dont les relations m'ont plus fait penser à des écrits young adult qu'adulte... Beaucoup de révélations à la fin (un peu too much?) mais je ne lirai pas la suite.
Asian fantasy is often a hit or miss for most readers, and this one didn’t disappoint (much)! I highly recommand it if you generaly like asian fantasy, enemies-to-lovers or forbiden love tropes and if you liked the author’s previous duology