Send me their souls

Format:

Book

Title:

Send me their souls

Author:

Wolf, Sara, 1990- author

ISBN:

9781682815076

Edition:

First edition.

Publication:

Parker, CO : Entangled teen, an imprint of Entangled Publishing, LLC, 2020.

Physical Description:

438 pages ; 22 cm.

Series title(s):

Bring me their hearts ;

Number in series:

General Note:

Sequel to: Find me their bones.

Summary:

"Reunited with Lucien, Malachite, and Fione, Zera finally has the choice of whether or not to regain her humanity and give up her life as a Heartless. But with war raging and an army of valkerax on the loose, she's never needed immortality more. Will they be able to stop Varia without sacrificing themselves in the process?"--Goodreads.

Subject(s):

Teenagers -- Sexual behavior -- Fiction.

Immortalism -- Juvenile fiction.

Heart -- Juvenile fiction.

Magic -- Juvenile fiction.

Genre:

Holds:

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Summary

There are worse things than death.

With the rise of Varia d'Malvane comes the fall of the Mist Continent. Cavanos is overrun by the brutal rampage of the valkerax, led by its former crown princess. Vetris is gone. Helkyris is gone. As each mighty nation falls, the grip of the crown princess closes around the throat of the world.

But Zera Y'shennria isn't out yet.

Alongside Malachite, Fione, Yorl, and her love Lucien, Zera seeks aid from the High Witches and the Black Archives, with the valkerax horde hot on their heels. Seemingly unstoppable, Varia can track Zera through her dreams, ensuring there is nowhere to run. Thankfully, an ancient book holds the key to stopping the incursion forever.

But at what cost comes freedom?

At what cost comes love?

At what cost comes the end of the world, and the beginning of a new one?

The Bring Me Their Hearts series is best enjoyed in order.
Reading Order:
Book #1 Bring Me Their Hearts
Book #2 Find Me Their Bones
Book #3 Send Me Their Souls

Author Notes

Sara Wolf lives in Portland, Oregon, where the sun can't get her anymore. When she isn't pouring her allotted life force into writing, she's reading, accidentally burning houses down whilst baking, or making faces at her highly appreciative cat. She is also the author of the NYT bestselling Lovely Vicious series.

www.sarawolfbooks.com

Reviews (1)

Kirkus Review

An immortal teenager vows to stop a powerful witch whose rampage threatens the world in this conclusion to a fantasy/romance trilogy. Zera Y'shennria's heart is no longer in the possession of the witch Varia d'Malvane. Now Varia's witch brother and Zera's love, Prince Lucien, has it. He offers to return her heart, but Zera declines since her immortality as a Heartless is an asset. She, Lucien, and their friends will need their strength to face Varia, who may now be the most potent witch in the world. She has the power of the Bone Tree, which Zera, as Varia's Heartless, helped her find. Though Varia no longer has her heart, Zera connects with her via dreams--seeing through the witch's eyes as the hate-filled figure kills and destroys. Ending Varia's frenzy, which entails controlling the valkerax (gargantuan "wyrms"), involves the Glass Tree, which, like the Bone Tree, is a source of magic for witches. While some believe the solution is splitting each of the two Trees, which have a shared history, Zera has an entirely different plan with which others don't concur. She hopes to save as many lives as she can even if that means sacrificing her own. Wolf's rousing tale is rife with dilemmas. The Trees, for example, consume witches. While some characters suggest merely waiting for the Bone Tree to finish eating Varia (despite myriad deaths in the interim), the Glass Tree may very well do the same to Lucien. Meanwhile, Zera remains encumbered with guilt over her part in Varia's locating the Bone Tree. But notwithstanding Zera's past transgressions, she's strongly sympathetic in this final installment. Her first-person descriptions of her "unheart"--somehow capable of skipping a beat or melting at Lucien's romantic gestures--are frequently endearing and indicative of the author's sublime prose. An exhilarating and endlessly charming series finale with a striking hero and a sinister witch. (acknowledgements, author bio) Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.