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USA TODAY bestselling author Karpov Kinrade brings together the excitement and intelligence of The Hunger Games, Ender’s Game, and Throne of Glass.
You think you know what is right and what is wrong? Then tell me if this man should die. He is my enemy. He is to be my end.
He is the one I love.
I have spent my life in shades of grey. I have died and returned to a world of color. I have fought an Angel and lived. I have kissed the Prince of Ravens. I have faced the Lord of Night and made him kneel. I was accepted into the Four Orders, and I created the fifth. I freed the Shadow of Rome. I sat upon the Twilight Throne.
The man asks for my surrender. He asks for peace. He is too late. The girl he knew is gone, and death is in her place. I am Nightfall, and this is my story. You think you know it?
Think again.
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Court of Nightfall is a thrilling and thought-provoking dystopian fantasy that blends together ancient myths, philosophical questions, and a futuristic world on the brink of destruction.
700 years after the Cataclysm, an event that nearly destroyed humanity, the Four Orders–Templar, Teutonic, Hospitaller, and Inquisition–rule all.
Scarlett Night, a color-blind girl, is a pleb, the lowest class of society, and she has never known a life without war. Driven by loss and a dream of hope, she seeks to join Castle Vianney, where she will train to become a Knight and work to change her corrupt government from within. But on her journey, she will become something else… something the world fears. And she will stop at nothing until the Orders have fallen.
This dark and exciting adventure is the first book in Karpov Kinrade’s The Nightfall Chronicles.
Praise for Court of Nightfall
“the main character, Scarlett, is a heroine for the ages”
-Amazon Reviewer, ZAR
“Fast-paced and interesting with dynamic characters”
-Amazon Reviewer, M Christina E Nelson
“grabs your attention from the first line of the prologue and keeps you wanting more long after you have finished”
-Amazon Reviewer, Laurie Barber
