Description: "[ The Electric Heir ] will leave fans of the first book satisfied. An exciting read from start to finish." -- Kirkus Reviews "The themes of immigration, deportation, racism, and martial law are so relevant...a satisfying conclusion." -- Booklist "[A] striking, cathartic conclusion to the Feverwake duology...Victoria Lee weaves together a compelling, terrifyingly plausible landscape of revolution with an intricate and original system of magic...Lee's Feverwake novels remind us that we deserve a better future, that there is real magic in fighting for justice--and that within the fight, we are not alone." --Tor.com " The Electric Heir kindles all the beloved facets of the first book, from its realistic and flawed characters to its striking twists and turns, decisions and consequences that both enrage and enrapture you. An electrifying and worthwhile conclusion, The Electric Heir is the perfect send-off for the Feverwake series and its beloved characters." --The Young Folks "This has been by far, one of the most riveting reads of 2020...It's dark, it's romantic, rife with tension, and it builds to this incredible crescendo." -- The Nerd Daily " The Electric Heir is the perfect read for this time in world events. With complicated and deep characters that must face trauma in their own way, Lee offers readers hope." -- Independent Voice Newspaper "The dark and harrowing conclusion to The Fever King will stick with you long after you finish reading it, and with such an electrifying romance, Lee will break your heart and make you like it." --Ashley Poston, bestselling author of Geekerella and Heart of Iron "Victoria Lee has created a world as brutal as it is familiar, filled with nuanced and undeniably human characters. Sharp, unyielding, and utterly magnetic, The Electric Heir is a ferocious gut punch of a novel that will leave you gasping for breath." --Katy Rose Pool, author of There Will Come a Darkness "Gritty and gloriously intelligent, The Electric Heir is that rare novel that combines no-punches-pulled brutality with an understated yet poignant sense of tenderness. Youll come for the cleverness and intricacy of the world building, but youll stay for the complex, heartbreaking humanity of these characters." --Andrea Tang, author of Rebelwing

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