PRE-OORDER NOW - 19th January 2027

Prince of Ash is the heart-stopping conclusion to the Age of Blood trilogy that began with Mistress of Lies, a dark fantasy romance with sizzling spice, vampiric blood magic and cutthroat politics. THEIR LOVE WILL RISE FROM THE ASHES OF EMPIRE. Shan LeClaire is playing a dangerous game of deception.

As the doting fiancée to the vampire king, she commits atrocities in the crown's name while feeding secrets to her brother's rebellion. The smallest misstep could mean her ruin, but she will do whatever it takes to ensure the king's downfall. Even if he takes her down with him.

Isaac de la Cruz has embraced the monster within, walking the line between justice and vengeance. As a manananggal, Isaac tears down the Eternal King's forces with little thought for his own safety. But as the King's army of vampires take to the sky, Isaac realizes that one monster will not be enough to free the nation from its blood-stained history.

Stripped of his magic, Samuel is plagued by chronic migraines and a directionless rage. But before disowning him, the Eternal King left one final gift: Samuel's own blood can disrupt Blood Working. It's a power like nothing the world has seen before, and if it's all he can do to save his broken nations, Samuel is more than prepared to bleed.

Praise for this series:

'Politics, family, and desire weave a tangled web across a decadent, blood-soaked city in this stunning debut. Dark, dangerous, and entrancing!' Melissa Caruso,

'Dark, sexy, and twisty, this book will seize you by the throat and hold your attention to the very end' Andrea Stewart, author of Bone Shard Daughter, on Mistress of Lies,

'Dark and gripping, raw and beautifully imagined. With their stunning prose, compelling morally grey characters, inventive magic system, and knack for piercingly heartfelt moments amidst all the horror and intrigue, K.M. Enright is definitely one to watch' Thea Guanzon, author of The Hurricane Wars,

'A decadent story that won't let you go' Sara Hashem, author of The Jasad Heir, on Mistress of Lies