“Narrator Safiyya Ingar's remarkable performance captures Kel's resilience and emotional depth. Their emotional tones are consistent as they bring this story to life.” — AudioFile Fourth Wing meets Iron Widow in this enemies-to-lovers…
“Narrator Safiyya Ingar's remarkable performance captures Kel's resilience and emotional depth. Their emotional tones are consistent as they bring this story to life.” — AudioFile Fourth Wing meets Iron Widow in this enemies-to-lovers romantic fantasy by debut author Mikayla Bridge. The hottest must-read of the summer! On an island built from ash and shrouded in fire, phoenix racing is a sport just as profitable as it is deadly. Kel Varra and her team of underdogs, the Crimson Howlers, are desperate to win the annual races and the fortune that comes with it. But the Howlers need a new rider, which leads Kel to join forces with Warren “Coup” Coupers – an arrogant rival she can’t get out of her head. As tensions rise on and off the track, Kel accepts a job from a mysterious tech mogul who shows an unsettling interest in her phoenix, Savita. This thrusts Kel into a conspiracy that endangers everyone she cares about, especially Coup, as her resentment ignites into something dangerously new. This heart-pounding listen is full of fiery romance, jaw-dropping confessions, political scheming, and volatile magic, culminating in a final battle that none may survive. A Macmillan Audio production from Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
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