EPISODE · Jul 28, 2025 · 2H 57M
A Light in the Flame by Jennifer Armentrout
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In this episode, we dive into the romantasy book A Light in the Flame by Jennifer Armentrout. Based on the author’s recommended reading order, this romantasy book should be read after the first four books in the Blood and Ash series and the first book in the Flesh and Fire prequel series, A Shadow in the Ember. We have been absolutely loving this prequel series and learning more about Nyktos and Sera’s journey. During this episode, we discuss how Nyktos is the greenest of green flags (most of the time), why it’s ridiculous to let the fate of the entire world rest on the shoulders of a young woman, how we found a character we hate more than Alastir, the scene that emotionally destroyed us, why we’re more convinced than ever that Casteel’s is a descendant of a god, and why we’re giving this book four and a half peppers for the spice. Plus, we dive even deeper into theories that span both series and what we’re hoping does and doesn’t happen in the next books. Connect with Late Night Reads:Website: https://www.latenightreads.com/Instagram: @latenightreadspodcastTikTok: @latenightreadspodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/LateNightReadsPodcast/Threads: @latenightreadspodcastEmail: [email protected]
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In this episode, we dive into the romantasy book A Light in the Flame by Jennifer Armentrout. Based on the author’s recommended reading order, this romantasy book should be read after the first four books in the Blood and Ash series and the first book in the Flesh and Fire prequel series, A Shadow in the Ember. We have been absolutely loving this prequel series and learning more about Nyktos and Sera’s journey. During this episode, we discuss how Nyktos is the greenest of green flags (m...
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