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A Soul of Ash and Blood

A Soul of Ash and Blood

FantasyHigh Fantasy
Pages
642
Published
2023
Language
English

Synopsis

As the Queen of Flesh and Fire transitions into a powerful new state, she falls into a deep, mysterious stasis. Fearing he might lose her forever, Casteel stays by Poppy's side, waiting for her to wake. To pass the time and keep his hope alive, he talks to her, recounting the story of how their journey first began and sharing secrets he has never told anyone else. But with gods awakening across the realms, the world they once knew is changing rapidly while she sleeps.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

SpicyTenseEmotional
Enemies to LoversChosen OneDual TimelineSlow BurnForced Proximity

Genres

Fantasy High Fantasy Romance Romantasy

About the author

J
Jennifer L. Armentrout

Jennifer L. Armentrout is an American novelist, born on 11 June 1980 in Martinsburg, West Virginia. She writes young adult and adult paranormal romance, fantasy and science fiction under her own name, and publishes adult and new adult contemporary romance under the pen name J. Lynn. Her series include Covenant, the Lux sequence beginning with Obsidian (2011) and its Origin spin-off, The Dark Elements, the Wicked trilogy, the de Vincent novels, The Harbinger, and the Blood and Ash and Flesh and F...

Characters

Casteel Da'NeerProtagonist
Penellaphe "Poppy" BalfourProtagonist
Kieran ContouSupporting
All characters in A Soul of Ash and Blood

Frequently asked questions

  • Whose point of view is A Soul of Ash and Blood told from?

    Unlike the earlier books in the Blood and Ash series, A Soul of Ash and Blood is narrated by Casteel Da'Neer rather than Poppy. While Poppy is in stasis, Casteel recounts the story of how their relationship began, revealing his own private fears and secrets along the way.

  • Where does A Soul of Ash and Blood fall in the Blood and Ash series?

    It is the fifth main entry in Jennifer L. Armentrout's Blood and Ash series, published July 18, 2023 by Blue Box Press, following The War of Two Queens.

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