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The Water Will Fall
| Expected release date is Mar 2nd 2027 |
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Product Details
Overview
Jule never wanted to be a leader.
But with foreigners at their shores and war still threatening her people, Jule must lead once more, despite her devastating losses. Yet as Jule, Byron, and the two formerly warring Houses navigate life after peace and begin the long process of rebuilding, enemies conspire in the dark to bring New London to its knees.
Eighteen years later, Hope, Jule's daughter, struggles to live up to her mother's reputation: war hero, fearless soldier, saint. When a new enemy lays claim to New London, Hope finds her heart torn between love and loyalty, just as her mother once did. And she must step up to defend the only home she's ever known in a war that will force her, her family, and all of New London to question everything.
In this stunning sequel to Burn the Water from award-winning The Hunger Games screenwriter Billy Ray, a new generation of fighters will be put to the test while romance flares, and peace has never felt more tenuous.
