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In the thrilling conclusion to the internationally acclaimed Fallen Gods trilogy that began with Godkiller, the fate of Middren teeters precariously on the brink, as mortal heroes and mighty deities face off in a climactic showdown for supremacy.

War has arrived in Middren as the ruthless fire god Hseth marches an unstoppable army southward, leaving destruction and chaos in her wake. The realm’s only chance for survival rests on an uneasy coalition forged from old rivals and wary allies who must somehow set aside their differences to confront this common threat.

Elo struggles to maintain a fragile alliance with Arren—a man who is at once his king, his friend, and his adversary—forcing both men to face a painful reckoning about how much they are willing to risk to save those they hold dear.

Meanwhile, Inara travels aboard the Silverswift with her mother, desperately seeking allies in the looming conflict. Yet while her own mysterious powers remain uncertain, Inara must confront difficult truths about her identity and place in the world, even as Skediceth wonders whether their shared bond will be enough to keep them out of harm’s way.

Kissen, indifferent to Middren’s ancient traditions and politics, seeks only to find her family amidst the turmoil. However, as battles rage and lives hang in the balance, she’s confronted with doubts about what—and whose—future she is truly fighting for.

In Faithbreaker, Hannah Kaner masterfully wraps up the Fallen Gods trilogy with a compelling story that explores loyalty and betrayal, courage and sacrifice, love, and the fragile but enduring meaning of faith.