Last Sun

Edwards’s debut combines swashbuckling action, political intrigue, and romance into a fast-paced and enjoyable adventure…. Intriguing worldbuilding and appealing characters set the stage and pique the reader’s interest for sequels.

Edwards's gorgeous debut presents an alternate modern world that is at once unusual and familiar, with a grand interplay of powers formed by family and the supernatural. Intriguing characters, a fast-paced mystery, and an original magical hierarchy will immediately hook readers, who will eagerly await the next volume in this urban fantasy series.

I thought, Hey, those were good books. I should read them again. So I picked up the first one and stayed up finishing it until 2 a.m.. Not usually something a book can do to me the second time around. These are fabulous books.

Patricia Briggs, International Bestselling Author

Do not sleep on this series. Edwards knows how to write characters, and these ones will stick with you for a very long time. (Brand4life.)

TJ Klune, National Bestselling Author of The House in the Ceruliean Sea and The Green Creek series

Jaw-dropping worldbuilding, fluent prose, and an equal blend of noir and snark make for that most delicious of fantasy adventures, an out-of-this-world tale that feels pressingly real. A smart and savvy joy.

A. J. Hartley, New York Times bestselling author of the Steeplejack series and the Cathedrals of Glass series

A fast, fun urban fantasy in a wonderfully original world, full of slam-bang magic and interesting characters.

Django Wexler, author of The Thousand Names

Absolutely sensational. Edwards takes all the familiar pawns of urban fantasy and makes royalty of them in his debut. We’re invited into an alternative, historical world of staggering breadth and realization. The central characters, Rune and Brand, combine the loyalty of Frodo and Samwise with the sacrilege of a pairing like Tyrion and Bronn. When thrown in beside fascinating magical systems, breathtaking prose, and a relentless plot—this is the tale of Atlantean magic we didn’t know we wanted.

Scott Reintgen, author of Nyxia

This is a highly enjoyable read: take the witty noir of Dashiell Hammett’s The Thin Man, kick it to an alternate present day, add equal portions of action and magic, garnish with a sprig of romance, and you have 'The Last Sun.' A great recipe.

Eric Scott Fischl, author of Dr. Potter’s Medicine Show

Sharp dialogue, plus characters you want to follow around just to see what happens next . . . What’s not to love?

Ferrett Steinmetz, author of Flex