EVERY NAME STILL WAITING

Book Three of the Lives Between Us Trilogy — The Thrilling Conclusion

Isriel and Kael thought the reckoning was over.

Mother Vahl is in chains. The children are home. For the first time since their wedding day, the cold has stopped following them into every room.

Then a letter arrives — carried by a trembling hand, addressed to the Princess who speaks to old things — and it asks the one question they can never refuse: what happens to the souls no one ever finished asking about?

What they find at the end of a frozen northern road isn't one grieving spirit waiting to be named. It's hundreds — gathered, bound, and counted by something far older and far hungrier than Vahl ever was, something that learned her cruelty and outgrew it entirely. And it's done waiting patiently for permission.

To save them, Isriel and Kael will have to do what they've never done before: stop asking one honest question at a time, and trust an unlikely company of the guilty, the grieving, and the finally-brave enough to ask a hundred at once.

Some debts are older than anyone left alive to remember. Some names have been waiting eleven years to be spoken.

And some endings can only be earned by the people willing to ask what everyone else was too afraid to ask first.

The unforgettable conclusion to the Lives Between Us trilogy — for listeners who loved The Lives Between Us and To Speak of Old Things, and are ready to see Isriel and Kael's story finished at last.