No one enthralls me like Samantha Shannon

R. F. Kuang, Sunday Times bestselling author of Babel

Samantha Shannon's writing is as fierce as the magic she conjures. I'm not convinced Shannon isn't magic herself; her prose is ethereal, her characters captivate the heart and mind. She's in a league of her own – truly the best fantasy there is

Saara El-Arifi, Sunday Times bestselling author of Faebound

A stunning addition to the Roots of Chaos world. With Among the Burning Flowers, Shannon offers readers a captivating glimpse into the events that precede The Priory of the Orange Tree. Perfect for fans of the series and new readers looking to dive in!

Kate Dylan, Sunday Times bestselling author of Until We Shatter

Walk through this portal into an epic series, a twist on a princess in a tower, bright as rivers of lava and dark as dragon wings. Take this as a sign: chaos is waiting!

Sarah Rees Brennan, Sunday Times bestselling author of Long Live Evil

An intricately and thoughtfully plotted wonder of a world. Shannon has woven a rich, diverse tapestry which centralises voices not often heard in fantasy. Thoughtful, inclusive and lyrical writing that makes my heart sing

Wren James, author of The Quiet at the End of the World

Revisiting the world of The Priory of the Orange Tree is like meeting up with an old friend and being reminded all over again what an amazing time you always have together. (Albeit an old friend who flies and breathes fire). Samantha Shannon's writing remains exquisite, impeccably crafted and beautifully detailed, while somehow always feeling effortless to us readers. Among the Burning Flowers feels like Yscalin has been there for centuries stretching back far beyond the first few pages, and will exist long after we turn the last page of this book. Samantha Shannon is at the top of her game, and I am always excited to spend time in her books

Alwyn Hamilton