House of Sky and Breath

Bryce Quinlan and Hunt Athalar have agreed to keep things strictly platonic until the Winter Solstice, a pact that looks shakier by the chapter. They are still reckoning with what happened in the spring, and the charge between them could set Crescent City alight. Then a rebel movement they want nothing to do with drags them and their friends into the sight of the Asteri, whose notice they must avoid at all costs.

In this second Crescent City novel, Sarah J. Maas widens the stakes from private grief to a question of conscience: stay silent while others are oppressed, or fight. Bryce and Hunt have never been good at staying silent. Big, romantic and full of slow-burning tension, it is one for anyone who likes their fantasy sweeping and their love stories hard won.