Fourth Wing

Pure escapism - think Hunger Games meets Fifty Shades * The Sun *Yarros had me hooked from the first chapter * Mail on Sunday *Throw in an enemies-to-lovers plotline, a love triangle, some life-threatening trials and the threat of war in the outside world, and you’ve got yourself a deliciously gripping dish, which I downed in one sitting * Stylist *This book contains an addictive, drug like essence that will make you relinquish all responsibility until the very last word. Do not say I didn’t warn you. * Glamour *We weren’t expecting to become obsessed with Rebecca Yarros’s Fourth Wing, but we very much are - and we’re not alone… Think Twilight meets Cruel Intentions meets Game of Thrones * Sunday Times Style *2024 is the Year of the Dragon, according to the Chinese calendar. Dive into a fantasy narrative featuring these mythical, winged creatures * Pop Sugar *I couldn’t put it down! * Millie Bobby Brown *Buckle up because with non-stop action, sizzling romance, and the BEST DRAGONS EVER, you will not be able to put down Fourth Wing until the last page is turned. It’s a wild, sexy, rollercoaster of a ride * Mary E. Pearson *Dragons and war, passion and power…Fourth Wing is dazzling. Rebecca Yarros has created a world as compelling as it is deadly, and I can’t wait to see where she takes it next * Nalini Singh *

Rebecca Yarros is the no. 1 Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling author of over twenty novels including Fourth Wing and In the Likely Event, with multiple starred Publishers Weekly reviews and a Kirkus Best Book of the Year.

She loves military heroes and has been blissfully married to hers for over twenty years. She’s the mother of six children, and is currently surviving the teenage years with two of her four hockey-playing sons. When she’s not writing, you can find her at the hockey rink or sneaking in some guitar time while guzzling coffee. She and her family live in Colorado with their stubborn English bulldogs, two feisty chinchillas, and a Maine Coon cat named Artemis, who rules them all.

Having fostered then adopted their youngest daughter, Rebecca is passionate about helping children in the foster system through her nonprofit, One October, which she co-founded with her husband in 2019.