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The Daughter of Smoke & Glass: The Daughter of Smoke & Glass
Paperback
Series: Angel of Death, Book 7
Publisher Price: $26.95
Publisher: Stevie Jo, Author
Published: Feb 4 2026
Pages: 672
Weight: 1.52
Height: 1.48 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Remember to go for the heart...Amir is on to something. Something big. If his understanding of Fate is correct--and it usually is--he has a very narrow window of opportunity to keep Master Lucien's Divine Purpose intact. The problem is Amir is dragged down by everyone else's lack of insight. Cyera can't keep her hands to herself; the Pied Piper seems to have something up his sleeve; and Bane and Eveylynne are complicating things on Earth with their own scheming. Only the Flame of Fate can provide clarity, but will it be enough to even the Balance of Power?
Like Amir, the residents of Murlance are on to something big. They have a cure for Creatures. While Peyton should be celebrating her hard-won victory thanks to her pseudo-sister, Skyelar, both Jericho women, instead, spend their nights tangled with their respective lovers. In Peyton's absence, Mayor James takes charge, ready to inaugurate his only son, Nole, as the next mayor of Murr County. But when the Melatrommi finally take action against the twisted mayor, Skyelar is forced to step in and protect those she loves, even if it means shattering her own heart in the process.
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