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# Onyx Storm (Wing and Claw Collection) (The Empyrean, 3)

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Accolades: AN INSTANT #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • TV series now in development at desertcart MGM Studios with Michael B. Jordan’s Outlier Society • desertcart Best Romantasy Books of the Year 2025 • Apple Books Fantasy & Paranormal Romance Novel Best Sellers 2025, #4 • Apple Books Fiction Audiobooks Best Sellers 2025 • Barnes & Noble Best Fantasy Book of 2025 • Barnes & Noble Best Audiobook of 2025 • Audible Top Ten Best Romantasy Listens of 2025 • Google Play Best Fantasy Book of 2025 finalist • Goodreads Choice Award Winner 2025: Readers’ Favorite Romantasy • Goodreads Choice Award Winner 2025: Readers’ Favorite Audiobook • Likewise Choice Award finalist • Kobo Books Best Books of the Year 2025 Don't miss out on the stunning DELUXE LIMITED EDITION while supplies last. This breathtaking collectible is only available on a limited first print run in the U.S. and Canada only, a must-have for any book lover. After nearly eighteen months at Basgiath War College, Violet Sorrengail knows there’s no more time for lessons. No more time for uncertainty. Because the battle has truly begun, and with enemies closing in from outside their walls and within their ranks, it’s impossible to know who to trust. Now Violet must journey beyond the failing Aretian wards to seek allies from unfamiliar lands to stand with Navarre. The trip will test every bit of her wit, luck, and strength, but she will do anything to save what she loves―her dragons, her family, her home, and him . Even if it means keeping a secret so big, it could destroy everything. They need an army. They need power. They need magic . And they need the one thing only Violet can find―the truth. But a storm is coming...and not everyone can survive its wrath. The Empyrean series is best enjoyed in order. Reading Order: Book #1 Fourth Wing Book #2 Iron Flame Book #3 Onyx Storm

Review: 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤 - A Storm of Secrets, Dragons, and Obsession 🐉⚡ Tropes: Dragons / Romantasy / Found Family / Quest Adventure / Ancient Secrets / Morally Grey Hero / High Stakes Romance / Political Intrigue / Magic Mysteries / Touch Her and Die Synopsis: In the aftermath of Iron Flame, Violet and her allies are forced to confront truths that challenge everything they thought they knew about dragons, magic, and the history of their world. As new revelations emerge and old enemies evolve, the search for answers becomes more dangerous than ever, with the fate of those they love hanging in the balance. My Thoughts: This book was perfection. The scope of the story expands so much beyond the previous books, yet somehow never loses the heart of what made me fall in love with this series in the first place. Every revelation felt significant, every mystery had me desperate for answers, and every chapter left me needing just one more. What I loved most was how much deeper the lore became. The questions surrounding the venin, the origins of magic, and especially Andarna had me completely hooked. I found myself constantly theorising, highlighting passages, and trying to connect the dots. The more I learned, the more fascinated I became. The dragons continue to be some of my favourite characters in fantasy, the emotional stakes hit hard, and the balance between action, mystery, and romance felt spot on. Not once did I want the story to slow down. By the time I reached the final page, I wasn't ready to leave this world. I wanted more answers, more dragons, more chaos, and preferably the next book immediately. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Every question led to another mystery. Every revelation made the world feel bigger. And every page reminded me why this series has such a hold on me. 🖤 #BooksInARow #OnyxStorm #RebeccaYarros #FantasyBooks #Romantasy #DragonRiders #BookReview #PagesInPyjamas
Review: Emotionally Wrecked. No Regrets. - I genuinely don’t think I was emotionally prepared for Onyx Storm. This book completely consumed me from beginning to end and somehow left me sitting in the aftermath long after the final page. The emotional wreckage was indescribable; in both the best and worst ways. Rebecca Yarros has a way of making every moment feel immediate and alive. The tension, fear, grief, loyalty, and love are all pushed to their limits. I wasn’t simply reading this story; I felt like I was surviving it alongside these characters. Violet continues to be one of my favorite heroines because of her resilience. Even when she’s terrified, grieving, overwhelmed, or carrying more than anyone should have to, she keeps going. There is so much strength in her vulnerability, and watching her continue to fight for the people she loves was incredibly emotional. And the relationships? Devastating. The loyalty, protectiveness, banter, and emotional tension felt painfully real. Every interaction carried weight, and every sacrifice mattered. There were moments when I genuinely had to stop reading just to process what had happened. The world continues to expand in ways that feel dangerous, intricate, and breathtaking, while the stakes are heavier than ever. There’s a constant sense that no one is truly safe, which made it nearly impossible for me to put the book down. I cried. I laughed. I stressed myself out repeatedly. I became emotionally attached all over again, knowing full well this series seems determined to make me suffer. And somehow, I already want to go back. Onyx Storm wasn’t simply a book I read; it was an experience I survived. Now I’m left with the kind of book hangover that only comes from a story that leaves its mark long after the final page. An unforgettable, emotionally immersive fantasy that completely wrecked me.

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| Best Sellers Rank | #405 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #2 in Military Romance (Books) #3 in Sword & Sorcery Fantasy (Books) #9 in Romantasy (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 325,930 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
*by R***S on June 19, 2026*

A Storm of Secrets, Dragons, and Obsession 🐉⚡ Tropes: Dragons / Romantasy / Found Family / Quest Adventure / Ancient Secrets / Morally Grey Hero / High Stakes Romance / Political Intrigue / Magic Mysteries / Touch Her and Die Synopsis: In the aftermath of Iron Flame, Violet and her allies are forced to confront truths that challenge everything they thought they knew about dragons, magic, and the history of their world. As new revelations emerge and old enemies evolve, the search for answers becomes more dangerous than ever, with the fate of those they love hanging in the balance. My Thoughts: This book was perfection. The scope of the story expands so much beyond the previous books, yet somehow never loses the heart of what made me fall in love with this series in the first place. Every revelation felt significant, every mystery had me desperate for answers, and every chapter left me needing just one more. What I loved most was how much deeper the lore became. The questions surrounding the venin, the origins of magic, and especially Andarna had me completely hooked. I found myself constantly theorising, highlighting passages, and trying to connect the dots. The more I learned, the more fascinated I became. The dragons continue to be some of my favourite characters in fantasy, the emotional stakes hit hard, and the balance between action, mystery, and romance felt spot on. Not once did I want the story to slow down. By the time I reached the final page, I wasn't ready to leave this world. I wanted more answers, more dragons, more chaos, and preferably the next book immediately. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Every question led to another mystery. Every revelation made the world feel bigger. And every page reminded me why this series has such a hold on me. 🖤 #BooksInARow #OnyxStorm #RebeccaYarros #FantasyBooks #Romantasy #DragonRiders #BookReview #PagesInPyjamas

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Emotionally Wrecked. No Regrets.
*by E***H on August 15, 2026*

I genuinely don’t think I was emotionally prepared for Onyx Storm. This book completely consumed me from beginning to end and somehow left me sitting in the aftermath long after the final page. The emotional wreckage was indescribable; in both the best and worst ways. Rebecca Yarros has a way of making every moment feel immediate and alive. The tension, fear, grief, loyalty, and love are all pushed to their limits. I wasn’t simply reading this story; I felt like I was surviving it alongside these characters. Violet continues to be one of my favorite heroines because of her resilience. Even when she’s terrified, grieving, overwhelmed, or carrying more than anyone should have to, she keeps going. There is so much strength in her vulnerability, and watching her continue to fight for the people she loves was incredibly emotional. And the relationships? Devastating. The loyalty, protectiveness, banter, and emotional tension felt painfully real. Every interaction carried weight, and every sacrifice mattered. There were moments when I genuinely had to stop reading just to process what had happened. The world continues to expand in ways that feel dangerous, intricate, and breathtaking, while the stakes are heavier than ever. There’s a constant sense that no one is truly safe, which made it nearly impossible for me to put the book down. I cried. I laughed. I stressed myself out repeatedly. I became emotionally attached all over again, knowing full well this series seems determined to make me suffer. And somehow, I already want to go back. Onyx Storm wasn’t simply a book I read; it was an experience I survived. Now I’m left with the kind of book hangover that only comes from a story that leaves its mark long after the final page. An unforgettable, emotionally immersive fantasy that completely wrecked me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4 Stars
*by S***R on June 9, 2025*

Onyx Storm was one of my most anticipated releases for 2025. We all waited for over a year between Iron Flame, which had a killer cliffhanger, and Onyx Storm so there was a ton of build-up when it comes to expectations. I tried to stay away from podcasts, reels, shorts, or content that would speculate about Onyx Storm, the plot, the characters, etc. And I did fairly well with that. But all that to say, expectations were high. And unfortunately, I find when expectations are super-high, it's hard for any book to live up to the hype. Onyx Storm fell a little flat for me initially. Let me explain why. Iron Flame ends with that mega cliffhanger that I already mentioned. If you don't know what the cliffhanger is, you probably don't want to keep reading because there will be spoilers for the prior books included in this review. Xaden has drawn from the earth which has started the process of turning him venin. Because we didn't know much about the process of someone turning, we (I) falsely assumed that one pull and he'd be straight venin. Apparently, that's not how things work. But when a book ends in a negative cliffhanger (where a major event happens that leaves the characters in a negative place), I almost dread reading the next book because I know there are going to be more bad events to come before we can get to the good. And well, that's also to be expected from the 3rd book in a 5-book series. And of course, that is true for Onyx Storm. Thankfully, things weren't as bad as I worried they would be simply because Xaden isn't immediately evil. Onyx Storm keeps you in perpetual fear of wondering if Xaden is going to draw power again, and if he does, at what point will he have crossed the line into too far gone. I guess this is probably a good thing because Violet is in the same place. No matter how much faith she has that Xaden would never hurt her, she can't say that he wouldn't channel again. And so you remain in the same anxious place as Violet. This creates the desire to keep reading. A large portion of Onyx Storm's plot is the "Quest Squad" traveling to various islands south of "The Continent" in hopes of discovering Andarna's kin and the 7th dragon breed. I found this whole quest a little frustrating. I wasn't excited about any of the islands they visited. Too much time was spent trying to show how each island is different from each other. And yeah. I kept reading simply from a pressing desire to know what was going to happen, but if I look back on this portion of the book, I find it boring. And if I were re-reading the series, I would dread getting to this section. I found myself feeling like I was missing information a couple of times. Sometimes I wondered if that was because I hadn't re-read the previous two books before jumping into this one. Sometimes, I wondered if Rebecca Yarros was being mysterious intentionally. Sometimes I flat asked myself what in the world she was talking about. And sometimes I felt like I understood what was being said, but it didn't make any sense. More than anything, the more I've thought about Onyx Storm the more I've realized that Rebecca Yarros is writing much deeper than I realized, and she's one of those authors where nothing is said or done meaninglessly. So now, I need to go back and re-read all three books to see what foreshadowing I've missed*. Some authors aren't capable of making every detail mean something. I'm realizing she is one of the authors who can. Many of the things I highlighted were only to help me write my book review. When I went back to re-read some of my highlights, I think I inadvertently highlighted some very important parts that will play into the future. I weeded through all of my highlights to find my favorite quotes: I loved the dedication. -To the ones who don't run with the popular crowd, the ones who get caught reading under their desks, the ones who feel like they never get invited, included, or represented. Get your leathers. We have dragons to ride. Now for the book content: -The only thing stronger than the power prowling within me is the resolve stiffening my spine. -"But do not mistake my unflinching support of you, my mate, and Andarna for any form of faith in him." -"Pain isn't a competition," I assure him. "There's always enough to go around." -"Do not dehydrate on my account," he lectures. -"Do you really think this is the only room where I've felt tormented? Pain isn't new to me, Jack. She's an old friend I spend most of my days with, so I don't mind if she sings to you. Honestly doesn't even look like the same chamber with how you've redecorated. It's a little monochromatic for me." -"We live by the Codex--" I try again. "I live by you." ... "I am yours and you are mine, and there's no law or rule in this world or the next that will change that." -"He didn't love me, not the way I deserved to be loved, and no amount of power is worth staying with someone who doesn't love you." -"My loyalty is to Violet first above everything, everyone else," Xaden says. "Then Tyrrendor. Then Navarre in the moments it's worthy--usually when Violet is in residence." -Do not mistake a dragon's bond for fealty. If you expect a dragon to choose their rider over the well-being of their own kind, prepare for two things: disappointment and death. -"Don't barter it away," I beg as he stares at the sea, and the words spill out of me faster and faster as his eyes harden and he resurrects the defenses it took me a year to break past. "The pain. The mess. Give it to me. I'll hold it. I know that sounds ludicrous, but I'll find a way." I lace our fingers. "I will hold everything you don't want to feel because I love every part of you." -"The best leaders are the ones who never want the job. This is your mission because Andarna chose you. Tairn chose you." -"You're not a trigger. You're the only thing I can't fathom losing. Wielding to protect you has always been an instinct, but now it's...uncontrollable." -"If he hurts me, then he's not him anymore." -"Your inability to follow simple orders will get her killed, and I will not lose her as I did the one who came before!" -"Am I not everything you wanted me to be? Am I not as fierce and courageous as he is? Is this not what I am supposed to do? Sharpen my claws on the scales of the enemy? -"I love you and I want you to feel complete"... -"I was whole and now I'm not"... -"You've been breathing, and that's enough for me." -"Acknowledging your fear for the lightning wielder does not compromise you." Feirge calls me out just like always. "Ignoring it does. Accept the emotion and move on." -"You have been the gift of my life"... I can't include any more quotes because even if I'm being vague, there's just too much to spoil. It's been 3 days between finishing Onyx Storm and writing this review. And the more time I have to sit with the events, the more my feelings on the book have changed. I still feel like not much happened to advance the overall plot of the book until the last 100 pages. A few key pieces here and there. And I still feel like (highlight for spoiler) the cliffhanger for Iron Flame is basically the same cliffhanger as Onyx Storm but with a few missing dragon riders, dragons, and eggs. But I'm beginning to see that this story is so much more complex than I ever gave credit, and I need to apologize to Rebecca Yarros for taking three books to realize how in-depth her writing really is. My initial rating might have fallen around the 3.5 Star range, but the more I think about it, Onyx Storm gets 4 Stars. Have you read Onyx Storm? What did you think? Let me know! *Since writing this review, I have re-read Fourth Wing and may have an Upon Further Review post coming from that in the future. I also plan to re-read Iron Flame, but first-time reads have to come before re-reads. **Also, I've accidentally plunged head-first into the world of theories for the remainder of the series. The sheer amount of videos dedicated to fan theories are insane and on a level I've never seen before. Just the fact that there is enough space for all of these videos means this series is deep and on another level. This would not be possible for just any series.

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- Onyx Storm (Deluxe Limited Edition) (The Empyrean, 3)
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