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Book 2 in The Lotus War
Kinslayer
by Jay Kristoff
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About the book
The Lotus War reading order
Full reading order- 1 Stormdancer
- 2 Kinslayer You are here
- 3 Endsinger
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About Kinslayer
- Who wrote Kinslayer?
- Kinslayer was written by Jay Kristoff.
- Is Kinslayer part of a series?
- Yes. Kinslayer is book 2 in the The Lotus War series. To read the series in order, start with Stormdancer.
- What books are similar to Kinslayer?
- If you enjoyed Kinslayer, readers also recommend From Blood and Ash, The Black Prism, Of Blood and Fire and Ship of Magic.
About Jay Kristoff
Jay Kristoff is a bestselling fantasy and science fiction author known for Nevernight, The Lotus War, Empire of the Vampire, and The Illuminae Files. His work blends dark themes, sharp humour, and genre-defying storytelling.
Books, series and tropes by Jay Kristoff