The Shattered Castle (The Ascendance Series, Book 5) (5) (Ascendance Trilogy) Hardcover – October 19, 2021 by Jennifer A. Nielsen

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Author: Nielsen Jennifer A.

Package Dimensions: 0x210x788

Number Of Pages: 368

Release Date: 19-10-2021

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Acclaimed author Jennifer A. Nielsen brings her signature twists and high-stakes action to the fifth installment of the
New York Times bestselling Ascendance Series!

King Jaron has outwitted the Prozarians and returned to his own kingdom with one secret in his pocket that not even his friends know about. He’s hoping that secret will help him finally bring stability to Carthya.

But a surprise attack on his own land — on the castle itself — reminds Jaron that nothing is easy. The Prozarian Monarch threatens to crumble Jaron’s entire kingdom. And that’s not the only thing in danger: With old enemies and new rumors circling around him, even Jaron’s relationship with Imogen is uncertain.

This former False Prince will need his best tricks and many allies at his side to hold Carthya together.

Review

Praise for the Ascendance Series:

A New York Times Notable Children’s Book

A Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year

A Chicago Public Library “Best of the Best” Children’s Book

A Cybils Award Winner

* “An impressive, promising story.” — Publishers Weekly, starred review

“[A] pageturner.” — The New York Times Book Review

“Sage proves to be a compelling character whose sharp mind and shrewd self-possession will make readers eager to follow him into a sequel.” — The Wall Street Journal

“A swashbuckling origin story… chock-full of alluring details for adventure-loving boys.” — Los Angeles Times

“A fast-paced and thrilling read with twists and turns that never let up.” — School Library Journal

“Gripping.” — Kirkus Reviews

“Should appeal to fans of… Suzanne Collins… [A] surefire mix of adventure, mystery, and suspense.” — The Horn Book

Praise for The Traitor’s Game:

A New York Times bestseller

“The next big YA fantasy.” — Entertainment Weekly

“One of the Most Anticipated YA Fantasy Books of 2018.” — Bustle

“We were immediately caught up in Kestra’s story, plotting beside a heroine made of strength, bravery and intelligence. Her complicated relationship with Simon and the danger sewn into every moment of her father’s palace politics kept us flipping pages in time with each jaw-dropping plot twist.” — Justine Magazine

“Fantasy, action and romance combine for a whirlwind ride!” — Girls’ Life

“One of the Most Anticipated YA Books of 2018.” — Hypable

“Nielsen creates wonderful characters in all of her novels, and she is especially talented at writing complex, intriguing females who refuse to fit into any neat categories. The first in her engrossing Traitor’s Game series introduces readers to another fascinating heroine, who disrupts the plans and plots laid to trap her and insists on controlling her own narrative….Engrossing, emotional and offers plenty of promise for the series to come.” — RT Book Reviews

“This rip-roaring tale has action galore with battle scenes, kidnappings, murder, intrigue, and romance….Nielsen has created a compelling world where little is as it seems.” — School Library Connection

“Nielsen does a masterful job keeping readers off guard while tightening the screws of tension throughout, satisfying even the most reluctant readers.” — School Library Journal

“The twists and turns of the plot make for compelling reading that should especially entertain fans of Nielsen’s Ascendance trilogy.” — The Horn Book

“The Traitor’s Game is intrigue and adventure with a bold heroine, some forbidden romance and plenty of twists along the way.” — Shelf Awareness

Praise for A Night Divided:

“Like Anne Frank before her, Gerta is small but mighty, a hardheaded heroine who dreams up big ideas and refuses to give up in the face of adversity and danger. Nielsen (Mark of the Thief) evokes the constant unease of life in a divided Berlin through Gerta’s sober narration… but the family never loses sight of the power of humility and forgiveness.” — Publishers Weekly

“Nielsen, best known for her fantasy novels, proves she is equally skilled at historical