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House of Flame and Shadow

Sarah J. Maas, 2024

Fantasy RomanceContemporary fiction

Angels, spies and a besieged city: the third Crescent City novel, for readers who want a love that outlasts death and friends who become family.

Feels like longing and wonder. About love and friendship.

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What would you promise if this life were not the last one?

I love you. I fell in love with you in the depths of my soul, and it’s my soul that will find yours again in the next life.
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Sarah J. Maas.Maas began writing the series that made her name at sixteen, posting chapters to FictionPress under a pen name; she now sells millions of copies.

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