The Righteous (The Beautiful Quartet) Hardcover – December 7, 2021 by Renée Ahdieh

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Author: Ahdieh Renée

Color: Black

Package Dimensions: 29x210x585

Number Of Pages: 432

Release Date: 07-12-2021

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In this latest installment of The New York Times bestselling series that began with The Beautiful, Pippa journeys to the treacherous and beguiling world of the fey in search of answers only to fall in love.

Following the explosive events of
The Damned, Odette faces a vampire’s final death. The Court of the Lions have done everything they can to save her but have failed. A healer from the Sylvan Vale could help her, but only Arjun Desai, as a half fey, can cross the boundary between realms. The Sylvan Vale is a world Arjun despises, and in return, it despises him. But knowing it could save Odette, he returns to the Vale with all haste, leaving the mirrored tare between the two worlds open and unwittingly setting the stage for both love and war.

It’s mere days until Pippa Montrose is to wed Phoebus Devereux and become a member of his well-heeled family, offering salvation to her own. But Celine is missing. Pippa has no idea where her best friend has gone, but she’s certain it’s in the company of vampire Sébastien Saint Germain and that Arjun can lead her to them. Pippa enjoins the help of Eloise, the daughter of a powerful sorceress, to discover the gateway Arjun uses to travel between worlds. Pippa, tired of hesitating in life, marches right through in search of her friend. But what she discovers on the other side is a dangerous, duplicitous world full of mischief and magic she doesn’t understand, and most unexpectedly, she finds love.

Author of the
New York Times bestselling duology
The Wrath & The Dawn,
Renée Ahdieh is back.
The Righteous is the can’t-miss lead in to what will be a much-anticipated finale of a can’t miss quartet.

Review

Praise for The Damned:

A Seventeen.com’s Most Anticipated Pick for Summer 2020

”
Forbidden romance and harsh consequences set up this
highly anticipated sequel that will leave you wanting so much more.” —
Seventeen.com

”
Expansive worldbuilding…romantic…steamy…
Decadent escapism.” —
Kirkus
Reviews

“
Forbidden love, sultry romance, and clashing immortal factions fill this sequel . . . [and] will keep readers engaged…For
fans of vampire love stories.” —
School Library Journal“
I loved this book. Beautiful, tortured Bastien…The
stellar worldbuilding/the lurking presence of the Otherworld and V A M P I R E S.
A clear win.” —Roshani Chokshi,
New York Times bestselling author of
The Gilded Wolves

“
A worthy sequel that builds upon the world set up in book one and
takes our characters to far darker places than before.” —
Culturess“
The Damned continues the
thematic
elegance and glamour found in
The Beautiful and manages to take it up another level . . . There is a
deep and seductive ambience that weaves throughout the story and leaves you feeling like you are reading the novel while lounging in a richly appointed New Orleans drawing room….The supernatural world that Ahdieh builds in this series is
nothing short of fantastic.” —
The Nerd Daily

Praise for The Beautiful:
“
The Beautiful, which kicks off a new series, returns the vampire novel to popular form,
evoking the style of Anne Rice and
breathing fresh life into the genre.” —
Entertainment Weekly

“It’s true:
Vampires are back, and they’re more
seductive than ever.” —
Bustle

“Ahdieh
brings New Orleans vibrantly to life, particularly when exploring the complicated racial and gender restrictions of high society through main and supporting characters of mixed-race origin.
Sure to please fans of the author and of the vampire-romance genre.” —
Kirkus

“The first in a series, this mystery novel
shines when it focuses on Celine and her struggle to fit into society while trying to be true to herself.” —
School Library Journal

“An
action-packed third act and a final reveal will have readers
grasping for the sequel. . . Vampires never stay dead for long, and best-selling Ahdieh’s approach—part homage to the classics, part fresh-eyed revitalization—will intrigue all but the most committed