Gods of the Flame Sea

Ebook
On sale Mar 21, 2017 | 161 Pages | 9780698152625

The third thrilling Flame Sea novel from the national bestselling author known as “a must-read for those who enjoy fantasy and romance” (The Best Reviews).
 
Twenty years have passed since the Fae Rii were cut off from their home. The Efrijt are free to come and go, but the Fae are confined to this world. Living among the humans of the Flame Sea desert, they wait for any word from their people. But time is running out.
 
Now, it will be up to young Udrin—a Fae Efrijt halfbreed—to decide which faction will control this world.
 
To secure his favor, and with it the right to plunder the resources of this realm, the Efrijt have given him every indulgence he could desire. The Fae have tried to teach him restraint, compassion, and self-control. But Udrin has plans of his own, recklessly gathering the power needed to control the world of the Flame Sea, intending to remake it into his own personal playground...and its beings his playthings...
 
Includes excerpts from the first two Flame Sea novels, Dawn of the Flame Sea and Demons of the Flame Sea
 
Praise for Jean Johnson and Her Novels

“Fabulously fresh [and] wildly entertaining.”—New York Times bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz

“Johnson spins an intriguing tale.”—RITA Award–winning author Robin D. Owens, 

“Full of suspense, danger, and intrigue.”—SciFiChick.com

“Reminiscent of both Starship Troopers and Dune.”—Publishers Weekly

“Engrossing military SF.”—SF Signal
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Jean Johnson is the national bestselling author of both military science fiction and fantasy romance, including various series, such as the Flame Sea novels, Theirs Not to Reason Why, Sons of Destiny, and Guardians of Destiny. She lives in the Pacific Northwest. View titles by Jean Johnson

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The third thrilling Flame Sea novel from the national bestselling author known as “a must-read for those who enjoy fantasy and romance” (The Best Reviews).
 
Twenty years have passed since the Fae Rii were cut off from their home. The Efrijt are free to come and go, but the Fae are confined to this world. Living among the humans of the Flame Sea desert, they wait for any word from their people. But time is running out.
 
Now, it will be up to young Udrin—a Fae Efrijt halfbreed—to decide which faction will control this world.
 
To secure his favor, and with it the right to plunder the resources of this realm, the Efrijt have given him every indulgence he could desire. The Fae have tried to teach him restraint, compassion, and self-control. But Udrin has plans of his own, recklessly gathering the power needed to control the world of the Flame Sea, intending to remake it into his own personal playground...and its beings his playthings...
 
Includes excerpts from the first two Flame Sea novels, Dawn of the Flame Sea and Demons of the Flame Sea
 
Praise for Jean Johnson and Her Novels

“Fabulously fresh [and] wildly entertaining.”—New York Times bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz

“Johnson spins an intriguing tale.”—RITA Award–winning author Robin D. Owens, 

“Full of suspense, danger, and intrigue.”—SciFiChick.com

“Reminiscent of both Starship Troopers and Dune.”—Publishers Weekly

“Engrossing military SF.”—SF Signal

Author

© Courtesy of the author
Jean Johnson is the national bestselling author of both military science fiction and fantasy romance, including various series, such as the Flame Sea novels, Theirs Not to Reason Why, Sons of Destiny, and Guardians of Destiny. She lives in the Pacific Northwest. View titles by Jean Johnson

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