A Soul of Ash and Blood
A Blood and Ash Novel
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4.1 • 48 Ratings
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- $14.99
Publisher Description
Only his memories can save her…
A great primal power has risen. The Queen of Flesh and Fire has become the Primal of Blood and Bone—the true Primal of Life and Death. And the battle Casteel, Poppy, and their allies have been fighting has only just begun. Gods are awakening across Iliseeum and the mortal realm, readying for the war to come.
But when Poppy falls into stasis, Cas faces the very real possibility that the dire, unexpected consequences of what she is becoming could take her away from him. Cas is given some advice, though—something he plans to cling to as he waits to see her beautiful eyes open once more: Talk to her.
And so, he does. He reminds Poppy how their journey began, revealing things about himself that only Kieran knows in the process. But it’s anybody’s guess what she’ll wake to or exactly how much of the realm and Cas will have changed when she does.
#1 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer L. Armentrout revisits Poppy and Casteel’s epic love story in the next installment of the Blood and Ash series. But this time, Hawke gets to tell the tale.
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
We felt ignited by this steamy romantic fantasy adventure. Royal Atlantian Casteel Da’Neer lustily recounts how he met and became smitten with the love of his life, Poppy, as she lies unconscious during a spiritual transformation. Jennifer L. Armentrout’s captivating novel explores a wealth of passion and desire through Cas’ eyes as he recaps the events of the Blood and Ash series—full of brutal war, powerful gods, and unbridled lust. Seeing this all through Cas’ point of view offers a thrilling new side to these books—and if you’re a newcomer to them, even better. We nearly melted as we read Cas describing every intimate and seductive detail of his passionate feelings for the chosen one, including his innermost fantasies. Everything in A Soul of Ash and Blood will make your heart race.
Customer Reviews
Sadly disappointed
This book was a retelling of an earlier book but from Casteel’s perspective rather than Poppy’s. It felt like a way to make money than to continue the story. I was so disappointed.