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Padraigh rides south with ash in his throat and old names stirring in his blood. The Dragon is dead. The boy is free. The quest is done. But Haddon—the kingdom he left behind—has become something unrecognisable, and the darkness waiting there is not made of scales and fire. It wears a crown. Roden rules now. He does not mend; he breaks. He fills the squares with hanging bodies and calls it peace, as if fear is a wall he can build high enough to keep the people from remembering who they were.

The first report looks routine. A fourteen-year-old girl. South Philadelphia. Missing overnight. No shoes. Detective Jim Weisback has seen enough missing kids get filed away as runaways to know what happens next—the urgency fades, the paperwork gets processed, and the city moves on. But the van parked with its lights off, the after-school program with no real sign-out sheet, the older boy no one can name—none of it fits. And when a second girl disappears from the same block, Weisback stops treating it as coincidence.

Gone Before Morning follows Sarah Callahan, a girl who grows up learning how to slip through the world unnoticed. At twelve, she crawls through a hole in an airport fence and discovers two things that will shape her life: flight and freedom through anonymity. By adulthood, she becomes a flight attendant—someone who can cross cities, borders, and identities without leaving a trace. But Sarah carries more than luggage. She carries aliases, and under each alias lies a woman shaped by danger, instinct, and a past that taught her never to hesitate.

The Last Poem is part of the Love Poems at the End of Our Lives series, and follows the character, Pain, as he laments the death of Serenity, who was murdered on the last day of high school. This entire book is one very long poem. This book is written by the prolific poet, Joseph Leo Hickey, and is published by Melodium House.