The Ashes of Thezmarr 2 Books Collection Set by Helen Scheuerer - Iron & Embers, Thorns & Fire - Adult Fantasy Romance - Paperback

Titles in This Set: Iron & Embers Thorns & Fire Condition : Brand New Format : Paperback Publisher : Pan Macmillan (Tor Bramble) Age Range : Adult (18+) Overview Step into the brutal, alchemy-fuelled world of Thezmarr with this stunning two-book paperback set from Sunday Times bestselling author Helen Scheuerer. Following alchemist-turned-assassin Wren Embervale and legendary Warsword Torj Elderbrock, Iron & Embers and Thorns & Fire deliver enemies-to-lovers tension, deadly academy trials and a slow-burn romance that has earned thousands of five-star reviews. A must-have for fans of epic romantasy who love found family, forbidden love and high-stakes political intrigue. About the Books This set collects the first two instalments in The Ashes of Thezmarr, Helen Scheuerer's spin-off series set five years after her acclaimed Legends of Thezmarr trilogy. In Iron & Embers , Wren Embervale is an alchemist-turned-assassin still reeling from the wars that claimed her friends. Offered a place at the ancient alchemy academy of Drevenor, she must survive the Gauntlet — a series of gruelling, deadly trials — under the watch of Torj Elderbrock, the silver-haired war hero who has hated her since she assassinated his last charge. Their shared history ignites a tension neither can escape. Thorns & Fire picks up in the aftermath of the Battle of Drevenor, as Wren and Torj are pulled deeper into their bond even as war threatens Thezmarr once more. Torj is determined to protect Wren at any cost, even if it means lying to her, while Wren must navigate her growing power as an advanced alchemy student and her place as an heir to a lost kingdom. As new political players emerge and the midrealms edge toward destruction, Wren must choose between loyalty and liberation, legacy and love. Together, these two books offer intricate world-building, complex morally-grey characters and an addictive dual-POV romance that critics and readers alike have called un-put-downable. Two full-length paperbac