The Iron-Jawed Boy and the Siege of Sol by Nikolas Lee

One misstep and his allies could become his enemies, his ultimate plan never come to fruition.

But when the Endari scheme to forge an alliance with an unlikely foe-the humans of Sol-Ion must set aside his uncertainties. His powers grow stronger by the day, as do the doubts in his plans for revenge. Now 14 years old, Ionikus Reaves, Thunder Lord of the Endari, is plagued by the darkness of his past and future. And in this epic third installment of the Guardians of Illyria series, it will be the stage for one of the greatest conflicts yet waged between the oppressive forces of Illyria and the rebel human race. Defiant and well-defended, it is known as Sol. On the Continent of Origin, deep in the deserts of the High Heat, rises one of the last remaining Citadels of the humans. But a pawn in a vicious game of the gods', where at the end, victory could mean death. For as he battles his way through the abandoned cities of the Outerworld, forced to fight for a Throne he doesn't want, Ion soon realizes he's not just a contender. Of the contenders for the Throne, one is a malevolent prince of the Sun, another a twenty-armed inventor, and the third a disgraced father.īut when thirteen-year-old Ionikus Reaves-Guardian of the gods and one-third child of the late Lady Vinya-is forced to volunteer as a competitor, Ion discovers this tournament and the gods who called for it aren't what they seem.

One that will decide the next Hand-a god worthy and powerful enough to pull the Moon back onto this plane. Only now do the gods of Illyria stir, their period of mourning coming to a close as they call for a grand tournament. In the aftermath of the vanishing, the scales of the Balance have been disrupted and angered, the dark repercussions felt from the ruined lands of the Outerworld to the floating island home of the gods. Since the night sky went black in the sudden disappearance of the Moon. One month has passed since the death of Lady Vinya.

The Iron-Jawed Boy and the Siege of Sol by Nikolas Lee