The fiery conclusion to Stacey McEwan’s New York Times bestselling Artisan trilogy brings the grit and atmosphere of Peaky Blinders and the steamy, politically charged romance of Carissa Broadbent.

A fallen rebellion. A relentless love. A sacred vow.

Nina and Patrick’s rebellion has failed. Their coalition of Craftsmen lays in shambles, and the Artisan House has taken every mining town in the brink by force, making life there worse than it ever was. Hope is all but extinguished.

When the pair returns to Patrick’s hometown of Kenton Hill, the only safe haven still unoccupied by the Artisan military, they face more than guilt for what has transpired in their absence. Patrick’s mother is staring death in the face with a decades-long illness, and it will take more than remorse to appease the Crafter leaders who feel he’s betrayed them.

But their war isn’t over – it’s just begun.

The Artisans may have found a secret weapon of their own – a new Alchemist to siphon idium, the key to their magic – but they don’t have Nina. As both Crafter and Artisan scramble for power, they make promises they can never keep, and it becomes clear that not everyone will live to see peace in Belavere.