This Shattered Tempest
The highly anticipated conclusion to the New York Times bestselling Hurricane Wars trilogy makes landfall— and as the winds of war sweep through Lir, Talasyn and Alaric must confront the truth of their hearts and decide whether duty or desire will lead them forward.
When the storm swallows the world, who will be left standing?
Throughout their political marriage, Alaric and Talasyn struggled to resist the undeniable pull between them, even as rising tensions forced them on opposite sides of a looming war. Hand in hand, they vanquished the cataclysmic threat of the Moonless Dark—and started to hope for a future together.
That hope is shattered when a devastating attack sets off a chain of events that tears them apart once more. Now, as two rival nations prepare for a final, decisive clash, the Master of the Shadowforged Legion and the last Lightweaver fight to find their way back to each other. But the odds are stacked against them, and time is running out…
Is love enough to rewrite destiny? Can a new beginning rise from the ruins of the past? Or are Alaric and Talasyn doomed to meet as enemies on one last battlefield? This explosive third and final book brings the beloved Hurricane Wars series to a stunning conclusion—where passion and power collide, and the fate of a divided world hangs in the balance.
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Thea Guanzon
Thea Guanzon writes the kind of fantasy that feels like a storm breaking over warm seas, lush, unpredictable, and charged with emotion. Her debut novel The Hurricane Wars soared onto the New York Times and international bestseller lists, introducing readers to a world steeped in Southeast Asian myth and threaded with the kind of slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance that keeps pages turning long past midnight. Its sequel, A Monsoon Rising, only deepened that spell, carrying her vision of war, heritage, and desire into even more intricate and dangerous terrain.
The Hurricane Wars
Beneath a sky split by light and shadow, two enemies are bound together by a conflict that is as personal as it is political. The Hurricane Wars unfolds in a world inspired by Southeast Asian myth and history, where kingdoms rise and fall with the tide, and storms are both weapon and omen.
At its heart is Talasyn, a soldier who has survived the devastation of war but carries the scars of a childhood lost to it. Opposite her stands Prince Alaric, heir to the empire she despises, raised in duty and darkness. Their battles on the field ignite with more than elemental magic, and every clash draws them deeper into a connection that should never exist.
The Hurricane Wars consists of two books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
