Seek The Traitor's Son (Special Limited Edition)

The daughter of a bounty hunter.

The knight sworn to protect her.

And the prophecy that destroys their lives . . .

From Veronica Roth, the legendary author of the Divergent series, Seek the Traitor’s Son is a dazzling, epic tale of war, fate and devastating love.

Elegy Ahn did not ask for destiny to find her. She’s a soldier defending her small country against a powerful enemy, the Talusar, who worship a Fever that brings death to everyone it touches . . . except those who it resurrects, forever changed. Rava Vidar is a Talusar general with a reputation for cruelty and triumph. And when Elegy and Rava first meet, it’s to hear a prophecy that could apply to either of them.

The prophecy declares that either woman might carry their people to victory. But at the centre of both of their fates is a man. A man who, Elegy is told, will bring her death. A man she’ll fall in love with. With two nations at stake, she and Rava are destined to collide. And when they do, only one will be left standing. Elegy intends to make sure it’s her.

An extraordinary epic begins.

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Praise for Seek the Traitor’s Son:

‘Her most compelling work to date . . . Veronica Roth knows exactly how to break your heart’

– Olivie Blake, New York Times bestselling author of The Atlas Six

‘A story of treachery and enduring love, Seek the Traitor’s Son is epic in its stakes and intimate in its romance, but most of all I loved its core of deep compassion’

– Everina Maxwell, author of Winter’s Orbit

‘Veronica Roth reaches for epic, and grabs it beautifully’

– John Scalzi, New York Times bestselling author of Starter Villain

‘Addictive and electric . . . I truly didn’t want to put this down, it had me swept up in the unfolding story right until that last page’

– Reader review

‘Loved this book! If you like stories with high stakes, emotional conflict and dystopian elements, this one is definitely worth checking out’

– Reader review

‘What an incredible and rich world . . . I devoured this’

– Reader review