Valley of Fires by J. Barton Mitchell

Valley of Fires

A Conquered Earth Novel

J. Barton Mitchell

St. Martin's Press · Print & ebook · December 2, 2014

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Who it’s for
For when you want conquest, survival, and feeling your way through a series world.
Genres
YA Apocalyptic Fiction, Alien Contact for Teens, YA Dystopian Fiction
Published
St. Martin's Press, December 2, 2014

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About this book

VALLEY OF FIRES had won the 2014 RT BOOK REVIEWS Reviewers' Choice Awards for best Science Fiction Novel! J. Barton Mitchell's sci-fi tour de force Conquered Earth series concludes as the characters try and unite Earth's disparate survivors to overthrow its alien invaders once and for all. The Severed Tower is no more. Zoey has been taken by the Assembly, and time is running out.

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Just as their feelings are finally out in the open, Holt Hawkins and Mira Toombs are forced apart onto individual quests to try and unite Earth's survivors against their alien invaders. Mira ventures west, holding together a fragile coalition of Wind Traders, White Helix, and rebel Assembly, a mix of groups that do not trust the other. The voices of the Assembly in Mira's head threaten to drive her mad, and she soon learns a grim reality: that the one resource they have on their side, the Strange Lands artifacts, are dying, and soon the world will be a very different place. Meanwhile, Holt travels with Ravan and Avril to Faust, the dangerous desert city of the Menagerie pirate guild. He goes not only to resolve his issues with Tiberius, its tyrannical leader, but to enlist the Menagerie in the fight to save Zoey. Except Tiberius has his own problems. The Menagerie is splintering, word of rebellion is spreading. If Holt wants their help, he might have to side with his greatest enemy in exchange. Valley of Fires is the final installment in J. Barton Mitchell's Conquered Earth series, following Midnight City and The Severed Tower, and it brings the genre-bending series to an utterly unforgettable close.

Hard-Pressed Worlds

For when you want conquest, survival, and feeling your way through a series world.

Come here for

  • military-fantasy pulse with YA survival stakes
  • series energy with a sci-fi-romance edge

Expect

  • teen-centered stakes
  • sustained narrative read

Where it sits

YA Apocalyptic Fiction68%
YA Dystopian Fiction57%
Alien Contact for Teens33%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • YA Apocalyptic Fiction
  • Alien Contact for Teens
Authors
J. Barton Mitchell
Publisher
St. Martin's Press
Published
December 2, 2014
Format
Print & ebook
Reading lane
YA Apocalyptic Fiction