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by Renee Hayes (Author), Juliette Lachemeier (Editor)
The Girl Who Forged the Light is the epic finale of this much-loved series!
The Rim Walker Novels are a captivating glimpse into a possible future reality, full of twists and turns, magic and mysticism. Awarded Editor's Pick by Publishers Weekly, only given to books of outstanding quality. YA categorised but also a great read for New Adults (NA) aged 18 to 30.
The Girl Who Forged the Light is the eagerly awaited conclusion to the critically acclaimed The Girl Who Broke the World. Get ready to be swept away again as Renee Hayes' courageous heroine faces untold challenges, unravels mysteries and confronts the shadows that bind her destiny.
Renee Hayes returns to the fascinating Rim realms in the highly anticipated finale, The Girl Who Forged the Light. After the cataclysmic events of her previous adventures, Zemira Creedence faces her greatest challenge yet. Freed from the Dark Rim, the malevolent Salvador and his blood magician, Thaylon, are poised to unleash chaos on the human and shapeshifter worlds.
Now blood-bound to Ravaryn Black, the former king of Kymera, Zee is haunted by visions of his capture and torture. In a desperate bid to save both worlds and her beloved Ravaryn, Zee embarks on her most perilous journey yet-to the City of the Undead. Entrusted by the seer Diwa and accompanied by Sayde, the black wolf's twin sister, Zee must salvage three ancient relics and forge them into a weapon powerful enough to destroy Salvador and Thaylon.
But with a heartsick traitor in their midst, the stakes have never been higher. As Zee navigates betrayal and uncovers long-buried secrets, she must confront an ancient power that threatens to reshape their destinies.
For young and new adults seeking an immersive fantasy escape, this spellbinding conclusion will transport you to a world of wonder, danger and self-discovery.
PRAISE FOR RENEE HAYES
'This masterfully told post-apocalyptic tale will captivate lovers of YA fantasy. Lyrical prose leaps off the page, ending in a gentle tease that will have readers eager for more. Readers who have a love of powerful world-building and multi-layered characters will be eager for more. 'Smart, intimate post-apocalyptic fantasy where heroism comes at the cost of a curse. This series explores hard truths that too many fantasies overlook. Hayes deftly blends the magical and the post-apocalyptic as Zee traverses a fallen Earth 500 years in our future. This polished, often gripping fantasy builds to a tantalizing promise of conflicts to come. Smart, intimate post-apocalyptic fantasy where heroism comes at the cost of a curse.' BookLife Review for Publisher's Weekly - Editor's pick for outstanding quality.
