The mindblowing, cosmic conclusion to the breakout Beneath the Rising trilogy.

SURVIVAL HAS CONSEQUENCES

Seven years ago, the last survivor of Earth crashed through uncountable dimensions to a strange new world. Nick Prasad found shelter, and a living, as a prophet for the ruling family—servants of the Ancient Ones who destroyed his home.

Now, he’s been offered a chance to rid the multiverse of the Ancient Ones, past and present and forever, although he’ll have to betray his new masters to do it.

The first step is jailbreaking a god—and that’s the easy part...

Premee Mohamed is an Indo-Caribbean scientist and speculative fiction author based in Edmonton, Alberta. She is the author of novels Beneath the Rising (2020) and A Broken Darkness (2021), and novellas These Lifeless Things (2021), And What Can We Offer You Tonight (2021), and The Annual Migration of Clouds (2021). She is also an Associate Editor and Social Media Manager for the sci-fi podcast Escape Pod. Her short fiction has appeared in a variety of venues and she can be found on Twitter at @premeesaurus and on her website at www.premeemohamed.com.

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“Expertly melding sci-fi, horror, and literary elements, this is an astounding examination of a shattered friendship.” -- Publishers Weekly on A Broken Darkness

A mind-bending and thoroughly satisfying conclusion to a truly singular series.

Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)

“A galloping global adventure where lies and privilege are as villainous as the cthulonic forces our heroes must rush to stop.” -- Brooke Bolander on Beneath the Rising

Brooke Bolander

“Every reveal is gasp-out-loud astonishing.” -- Charlie Jane Anders on Beneath the Rising

Charlie Jane Anders

“A perfect balance of thriller, horror and humour; reminded me of The Gone-Away World.” -- Adrian Tchaikovsky on Beneath the Rising

Adrian Tchaikovsky

A pacy, wildly inventive story.

Aurealis

“A wonderful adventure, rife with strange heart and weird horror.” -- Chuck Wendig on Beneath the Rising

Chuck Wendig

So freaking good.

Book Riot