Una canción de ceniza y luz de luna

The curse that plagued the Ashbourne and Bask families has been broken, but Farrin, the eldest Ashbourne daughter, finds no peace. Since her mother abandoned the family, Farrin has been their pillar: controlling her father's temper, managing the estate, keeping her dangerous musical talent in check, and ignoring, as best she can, her need for rest, distraction, and, above all, love. Everything about Ryder Bask infuriates Farrin. He is rude, arrogant, and irritatingly handsome. But he is as weary as she is of the feud between their families, and Farrin cannot afford to lose any ally, even if it is the man she has been taught to hate. The Middle Mists grow weaker with each passing day. Anointed mages are disappearing. An ancient creature stalks Farrin. Strange visions torment the great queen Yvaine. And as Farrin and Ryder search for their kidnapped loved ones, they begin to realize a horrifying truth: the gods are not dead. They are awakening. And someone is hunting them.