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Wings of Embernia #3
Ivory Fangs Radiant Soul
Vengeance has wings. Fate has fangs. But love may be the greatest weapon of all.
I thought my path was set, bonded to Zephyros and united with Vaylen Stormsong. But as the Queen of Dragons awakens, I’m forced into a choice that shatters my world.
Tahranis Flarebane claims I’m the prophesied Omneira, the master of all elements. Now, King Craven wants the unthinkable of me, the Sky Order brands me a traitor, and Vaylen—the man I love more than life itself—looks at me with nothing but hatred.
To end a thousand-year war, I’ve broken every sacred bond. But as my memories return, I realize I’m a pawn in a game far more dangerous than I imagined. The Screechclaws and the dragons harbor secrets that could destroy us all.
To save Embernia, I must embrace a power that terrifies me while I fight for a love already lost. The truth will either forge us anew. Or destroy us all.
I thought my path was set, bonded to Zephyros and united with Vaylen Stormsong. But as the Queen of Dragons awakens, I’m forced into a choice that shatters my world.
Tahranis Flarebane claims I’m the prophesied Omneira, the master of all elements. Now, King Craven wants the unthinkable of me, the Sky Order brands me a traitor, and Vaylen—the man I love more than life itself—looks at me with nothing but hatred.
To end a thousand-year war, I’ve broken every sacred bond. But as my memories return, I realize I’m a pawn in a game far more dangerous than I imagined. The Screechclaws and the dragons harbor secrets that could destroy us all.
To save Embernia, I must embrace a power that terrifies me while I fight for a love already lost. The truth will either forge us anew. Or destroy us all.
446 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 14, 2026
About the author
Ingrid Seymour
119 books1,003 followersIngrid Seymour is a USA Today Bestselling Author. When she’s not writing books, she spends her time working as a software engineer, cooking exotic recipes, hanging out with her family and working out. She writes young adult and new adult fiction in a variety of genres, including Sci-Fi, urban fantasy, romance, paranormal and horror.
Her favorite outings involve a trip to the library or bookstore where she immediately gravitates toward the YA section. She’s an avid reader and fangirl of many amazing books. She is a dreamer and a fighter who believes perseverance and hard work can make dreams come true.
She lives in Birmingham, AL with her husband, two kids and a cat named Ossie.
Her favorite outings involve a trip to the library or bookstore where she immediately gravitates toward the YA section. She’s an avid reader and fangirl of many amazing books. She is a dreamer and a fighter who believes perseverance and hard work can make dreams come true.
She lives in Birmingham, AL with her husband, two kids and a cat named Ossie.
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May 17, 2026
⭐ 4.75 out of 5 stars
🌶️ 2.5 out of 5
This was a really solid finale and honestly just reminded me why Ingrid Seymour is an automatic-read author for me now. I really liked where this story went, especially that ending. It wrapped things up in a satisfying way, but still left just enough open where I’d 100% come back to this world.
This was doing a lot emotionally worth our characters. Rhealyn really steps into her issues here, dealing with love, loss, betrayal, and violation, and honestly this felt like her best book. Vaylen’s trust issues and the pressure of trying to save literally everyone hit hard too. And Zephyros, I felt his arc came full circle and it just worked for me.
Pacing stayed strong the whole way through. Never really dragged and kept me locked in.
The worldbuilding and magic also keep expanding in cool ways. I did think the magic started going off the rails, but found it's way back in a satisfying way.
Overall, this finale took the trilogy from “good” to “yeah, I’d absolutely recommend this.”
🌶️ 2.5 out of 5
This was a really solid finale and honestly just reminded me why Ingrid Seymour is an automatic-read author for me now. I really liked where this story went, especially that ending. It wrapped things up in a satisfying way, but still left just enough open where I’d 100% come back to this world.
This was doing a lot emotionally worth our characters. Rhealyn really steps into her issues here, dealing with love, loss, betrayal, and violation, and honestly this felt like her best book. Vaylen’s trust issues and the pressure of trying to save literally everyone hit hard too. And Zephyros, I felt his arc came full circle and it just worked for me.
Pacing stayed strong the whole way through. Never really dragged and kept me locked in.
The worldbuilding and magic also keep expanding in cool ways. I did think the magic started going off the rails, but found it's way back in a satisfying way.
Overall, this finale took the trilogy from “good” to “yeah, I’d absolutely recommend this.”
May 10, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.25
What a fantastic conclusion to the series, especially after the cliffhanger from book two. The twists were refreshing and new! I loved how the time spent under the mountain and the 1000 year old mystery were revealed. I love Zephyros. He is one of my favorite dragons! The emotions evoked from the inevitable solution, lightened by the new beginning was perfectly done. I am so grateful to have been part of the ARC Team.
I received an ARC copy from the author. All opinions are my own.
What a fantastic conclusion to the series, especially after the cliffhanger from book two. The twists were refreshing and new! I loved how the time spent under the mountain and the 1000 year old mystery were revealed. I love Zephyros. He is one of my favorite dragons! The emotions evoked from the inevitable solution, lightened by the new beginning was perfectly done. I am so grateful to have been part of the ARC Team.
I received an ARC copy from the author. All opinions are my own.
May 15, 2026
Ivory Fangs Radiant Soul was a breathtaking and emotionally devastating conclusion to Ingrid Seymour’s Wings of Embernia trilogy. This series has been building toward something massive from the very beginning, and I am thrilled to say this finale delivers on every single level: dragons, prophecy, betrayal, heartbreak, war, elemental magic, devastating romantic tension, and twists that kept me in a tailspin!
Picking up directly after the chaos of Silver Claws Crimson Tears, Rhaelyn is now caught between destiny, war, and the people she loves most. With the Dragon Queen awakened, ancient truths resurfacing, and the kingdom on the brink of destruction, Rhea is forced to confront who she truly is, what memories can be trusted, and how much she’s willing to sacrifice for peace. Meanwhile, the divide growing between her and Vaylen becomes almost unbearable as love, loyalty, and betrayal collide in the most painful ways possible.
The tension between Rhea and Vaylen was actual torture because all I wanted was for them to find their way back to each other. Watching the man she loves look at her like she’s the enemy while she’s carrying the weight of prophecy, war, and the fate of Embernia on her shoulders HURT. Every interaction between them was layered with heartbreak, anger, longing, and mistrust, and Ingrid Seymour absolutely weaponized every ounce of emotional tension.
And yet somehow, even with all of that emotional devastation, the pacing never slows down. Every single chapter ends with another reveal, another twist, or another piece of history being uncovered that completely changes your understanding of the world. I never wanted to put it down because I just had to know what was happening next.
The lore surrounding the dragons and the history of Embernia itself continued to be the strongest part of the narrative. As someone who reads a LOT of fantasy, it gets harder and harder to find stories that make familiar tropes feel fresh, but this series genuinely surprised me. The mythology surrounding the dragons, the Screechclaws, the Omneira prophecy, and the distorted history of the land felt layered, original, and incredibly immersive. Every revelation made the world feel bigger, darker, and far more morally complex than it first appeared.
This trilogy truly just kept getting better with every installment. The stakes grew higher, the emotional damage got worse, the worldbuilding expanded beautifully, and the twists never stopped coming. If you love romantasy filled with dragons, riders, elemental magic, prophecies, fated bonds, devastating angst, high-stakes romance, and stories where love and betrayal constantly collide, you absolutely need to pick up the Wings of Embernia series.
Picking up directly after the chaos of Silver Claws Crimson Tears, Rhaelyn is now caught between destiny, war, and the people she loves most. With the Dragon Queen awakened, ancient truths resurfacing, and the kingdom on the brink of destruction, Rhea is forced to confront who she truly is, what memories can be trusted, and how much she’s willing to sacrifice for peace. Meanwhile, the divide growing between her and Vaylen becomes almost unbearable as love, loyalty, and betrayal collide in the most painful ways possible.
The tension between Rhea and Vaylen was actual torture because all I wanted was for them to find their way back to each other. Watching the man she loves look at her like she’s the enemy while she’s carrying the weight of prophecy, war, and the fate of Embernia on her shoulders HURT. Every interaction between them was layered with heartbreak, anger, longing, and mistrust, and Ingrid Seymour absolutely weaponized every ounce of emotional tension.
And yet somehow, even with all of that emotional devastation, the pacing never slows down. Every single chapter ends with another reveal, another twist, or another piece of history being uncovered that completely changes your understanding of the world. I never wanted to put it down because I just had to know what was happening next.
The lore surrounding the dragons and the history of Embernia itself continued to be the strongest part of the narrative. As someone who reads a LOT of fantasy, it gets harder and harder to find stories that make familiar tropes feel fresh, but this series genuinely surprised me. The mythology surrounding the dragons, the Screechclaws, the Omneira prophecy, and the distorted history of the land felt layered, original, and incredibly immersive. Every revelation made the world feel bigger, darker, and far more morally complex than it first appeared.
This trilogy truly just kept getting better with every installment. The stakes grew higher, the emotional damage got worse, the worldbuilding expanded beautifully, and the twists never stopped coming. If you love romantasy filled with dragons, riders, elemental magic, prophecies, fated bonds, devastating angst, high-stakes romance, and stories where love and betrayal constantly collide, you absolutely need to pick up the Wings of Embernia series.
May 21, 2026
A Breathtaking, Heart-Wrenching Conclusion to an Unforgettable Trilogy!
This book is the end of a trilogy I deeply loved, and it delivered everything I could have hoped for and more.
It is absolutely packed with so many of my favorite tropes:
🐉 Dragons
💘 He falls first
💪 A fiercely strong FMC (Female Main Character)
🏠 Found family
The world-building by Ingrid Seymour is just beautiful, making it incredibly easy to vividly imagine the rich world of Embernia. She made me fall completely for Valen as well as Rhealyn. Their journey in this final installment brought me to tears, frustration, and absolute joy. Between the intricate story, the depth of the plots, and the sudden moments of surprise that catch you entirely off guard, I found myself literally gasping out loud.
“This isn’t an ending at all, it’s just the beginning.”
I loved every single minute of it. In fact, I had to savor it until the very last day of my ARC deadline because I just could not bring myself to say goodbye to these characters I’ve grown so fond of over the duration of these three books.
It has been an amazing ride—a story that grasped my heart and took flight with the might of the dragons. Now that it's over, it leaves me to write this review... so what more can I say other than this is a total 5-star recommendation?
Why you need to add this to your TBR:
If you love:
Dark fantasy & intricate world-building
Dragons and riders
A tragic love story wrapped in betrayal, politics, and schemes
Heartbreaking, emotional moments
...then go add this to your TBR right now. I promise you won't regret it. I sure didn't. The only thing I truly regret is that this beautiful story has come to an end.
*Sighs contentedly and fulfilled*
This book is the end of a trilogy I deeply loved, and it delivered everything I could have hoped for and more.
It is absolutely packed with so many of my favorite tropes:
🐉 Dragons
💘 He falls first
💪 A fiercely strong FMC (Female Main Character)
🏠 Found family
The world-building by Ingrid Seymour is just beautiful, making it incredibly easy to vividly imagine the rich world of Embernia. She made me fall completely for Valen as well as Rhealyn. Their journey in this final installment brought me to tears, frustration, and absolute joy. Between the intricate story, the depth of the plots, and the sudden moments of surprise that catch you entirely off guard, I found myself literally gasping out loud.
“This isn’t an ending at all, it’s just the beginning.”
I loved every single minute of it. In fact, I had to savor it until the very last day of my ARC deadline because I just could not bring myself to say goodbye to these characters I’ve grown so fond of over the duration of these three books.
It has been an amazing ride—a story that grasped my heart and took flight with the might of the dragons. Now that it's over, it leaves me to write this review... so what more can I say other than this is a total 5-star recommendation?
Why you need to add this to your TBR:
If you love:
Dark fantasy & intricate world-building
Dragons and riders
A tragic love story wrapped in betrayal, politics, and schemes
Heartbreaking, emotional moments
...then go add this to your TBR right now. I promise you won't regret it. I sure didn't. The only thing I truly regret is that this beautiful story has come to an end.
*Sighs contentedly and fulfilled*
May 14, 2026
This series continues to emotionally destroy me in the best way possible because the amount of angst, betrayal, and heartbreak packed into this story was INSANE. From the very beginning, the tone felt so much darker and heavier, and I honestly could not stop reading because every chapter ended with another reveal that completely shifted everything I thought I knew.
The whole “love turning into hatred” dynamic between the FMC and Vaylen absolutely wrecked me. Watching someone she loves look at her like she’s the enemy while she’s carrying the weight of prophecy, war, and literally the fate of the kingdom on her shoulders made every interaction hurt even more. The emotional tension in this book was honestly just as intense as the action scenes.
I also loved how much bigger the world started feeling in this installment. The dragons, the Screechclaws, the prophecy, the returning memories… everything felt layered in a way that made the story feel massive and dangerous. Every new piece of information raised the stakes even more and I was constantly questioning who could actually be trusted.
One thing this author does really well is making the main character feel overwhelmed without making her weak. You can feel the fear, grief, and pressure crushing her while she’s still trying to fight for everyone around her, and that emotional weight carried the entire story for me.
If you love romantasy filled with dragons, prophecies, elemental magic, devastating emotional conflict, and high-stakes romance where love and betrayal are constantly colliding, this series absolutely delivers.
The whole “love turning into hatred” dynamic between the FMC and Vaylen absolutely wrecked me. Watching someone she loves look at her like she’s the enemy while she’s carrying the weight of prophecy, war, and literally the fate of the kingdom on her shoulders made every interaction hurt even more. The emotional tension in this book was honestly just as intense as the action scenes.
I also loved how much bigger the world started feeling in this installment. The dragons, the Screechclaws, the prophecy, the returning memories… everything felt layered in a way that made the story feel massive and dangerous. Every new piece of information raised the stakes even more and I was constantly questioning who could actually be trusted.
One thing this author does really well is making the main character feel overwhelmed without making her weak. You can feel the fear, grief, and pressure crushing her while she’s still trying to fight for everyone around her, and that emotional weight carried the entire story for me.
If you love romantasy filled with dragons, prophecies, elemental magic, devastating emotional conflict, and high-stakes romance where love and betrayal are constantly colliding, this series absolutely delivers.
May 31, 2026
The FMC is hunted for her forbidden powers. She is a morally-grey character with a sharp-tongue that genuinely makes the story even funnier.
Key tropes includes enemies to lovers, forbidden romance, forced proximity.
She is forced to break her sacred bonds, memories return and she eventually discovers she is just a pawn in a much larger game.
Cursed dragons and stolen thrones. Creatures like harpy’s. This book has it all !!!
Below are my notes I took whilst reading !!!:
-Amazing chapter design.
-“The Queen of Dragons returned after a millennium, only to bring fire and despair into my heart.” WOAH
-“My most important task is to protect my people.” “Loyally awaiting my command.” Love him sm. so much pressure on him :(.
-Skyriders, tattoos… heart eyes right now guys.
-Hooked on first chapter WTH, WOWWW.
-Beautifully written, I love reading it !!!
-“And worse, I’d fallen for him all over again, worse this time.” EEEKKK
-“How can I blame you for something beyond your control?” AMAZE QUOTE, so much respect for him!!!
-“I hope you do not live to regret those words.”
-“Dare I say this is better-MUCH better-than fourth wing…??? (Giving similar vibes ha)
-Theories are beginning…
-He chose her ??? Hmmm, why???
-WOAHHH, WHAT?!?!?! Calling her…
-ahhahahah, this girl is so funny.
-“Losing hope already?” NOPE
-“I will win your heart back. Whatever it takes.” AHHH, stop rn!!! LOVE. He is so forward, yesss!!!
-I KNEW IT. Better than I even imagined though.
-“Since when have I been known for wisdom.” Ha, see she so funny.
-“A future reclaimed from lies.” YASSS
-“My unravelling stops.” My tears did NOT…………
-“…at what cost.” A lot I fear :(
Damn…can I read it again?
Key tropes includes enemies to lovers, forbidden romance, forced proximity.
She is forced to break her sacred bonds, memories return and she eventually discovers she is just a pawn in a much larger game.
Cursed dragons and stolen thrones. Creatures like harpy’s. This book has it all !!!
Below are my notes I took whilst reading !!!:
-Amazing chapter design.
-“The Queen of Dragons returned after a millennium, only to bring fire and despair into my heart.” WOAH
-“My most important task is to protect my people.” “Loyally awaiting my command.” Love him sm. so much pressure on him :(.
-Skyriders, tattoos… heart eyes right now guys.
-Hooked on first chapter WTH, WOWWW.
-Beautifully written, I love reading it !!!
-“And worse, I’d fallen for him all over again, worse this time.” EEEKKK
-“How can I blame you for something beyond your control?” AMAZE QUOTE, so much respect for him!!!
-“I hope you do not live to regret those words.”
-“Dare I say this is better-MUCH better-than fourth wing…??? (Giving similar vibes ha)
-Theories are beginning…
-He chose her ??? Hmmm, why???
-WOAHHH, WHAT?!?!?! Calling her…
-ahhahahah, this girl is so funny.
-“Losing hope already?” NOPE
-“I will win your heart back. Whatever it takes.” AHHH, stop rn!!! LOVE. He is so forward, yesss!!!
-I KNEW IT. Better than I even imagined though.
-“Since when have I been known for wisdom.” Ha, see she so funny.
-“A future reclaimed from lies.” YASSS
-“My unravelling stops.” My tears did NOT…………
-“…at what cost.” A lot I fear :(
Damn…can I read it again?
August 7, 2026
Dragons & Elemental Magic/Enemies to Lovers/ Dual PoV
SYNOPSIS (of Trilogy): This story is set in a world where there are dragons and humans who each have one of 6 elemental powers. For hundreds of years the humans & dragons have been fighting a battle against their enemy, the Screechclaws. The FC, Rhealyn, is a wind elemental who wants to join the Sky army, an elite army of select individuals who are the best of the best and are chosen by a Dragon. After going through the Rites ceremony Rhea is chosen and goes off for final training before heading to the front line. The story revolves around the forbidden relationship between the FC and the High Prime of the Sky army as it becomes clear that the world is changing and old prophecies are coming true with the FC being caught in the middle not knowing who her enemies are and who her friends are.
HEAT LEVEL 🌶️🌶️/🍆🍆 There‘s some spice and hot scenes scattered through the story but these don‘t take over.
Overall this is a well written and engaging story with a well thought through storyline woven through with the relationship between the FC and MC. There was good world building and character development with the both the FC and MC having traumatic backgrounds full of loss. The FC is strong and likeable and you can see the evolution of her relationship with the MC who comes across as the strong, silent type. The story seemed to drag a bit from the middle of book 2 to the middle of book 3 and I found the lack of progression of the story and the FC‘s actions to be frustrating. The ending and final battle scene were exciting and well described although it would have been good to have seen exactly what happened to the King and the Pyrewings and I found what happened with Heratrix and Vespa to be lacking and a bit odd and it was a sad ending for Zephyros.
Overall this was an enjoyable read with engaging leads.
SYNOPSIS (of Trilogy): This story is set in a world where there are dragons and humans who each have one of 6 elemental powers. For hundreds of years the humans & dragons have been fighting a battle against their enemy, the Screechclaws. The FC, Rhealyn, is a wind elemental who wants to join the Sky army, an elite army of select individuals who are the best of the best and are chosen by a Dragon. After going through the Rites ceremony Rhea is chosen and goes off for final training before heading to the front line. The story revolves around the forbidden relationship between the FC and the High Prime of the Sky army as it becomes clear that the world is changing and old prophecies are coming true with the FC being caught in the middle not knowing who her enemies are and who her friends are.
HEAT LEVEL 🌶️🌶️/🍆🍆 There‘s some spice and hot scenes scattered through the story but these don‘t take over.
Overall this is a well written and engaging story with a well thought through storyline woven through with the relationship between the FC and MC. There was good world building and character development with the both the FC and MC having traumatic backgrounds full of loss. The FC is strong and likeable and you can see the evolution of her relationship with the MC who comes across as the strong, silent type. The story seemed to drag a bit from the middle of book 2 to the middle of book 3 and I found the lack of progression of the story and the FC‘s actions to be frustrating. The ending and final battle scene were exciting and well described although it would have been good to have seen exactly what happened to the King and the Pyrewings and I found what happened with Heratrix and Vespa to be lacking and a bit odd and it was a sad ending for Zephyros.
Overall this was an enjoyable read with engaging leads.
Review of advance copy received from Author
4⭐️
2.5🌶️
Thank you to the author for an e-arc of this series finale!
After the cliffhanger and plot twist at the end of book 2, I was worried (and intrigued) where we were going to go from here.
After coming back from missing for a year and having no memories of that time, Rhaelyn ends book 2 not only getting her memories back but leaving with a mysterious man she’s spent the past year with, as well as the Dragon Queen, who has awoken.
Plans are in motion to destroy the Screechclaws and end the war once and for all. The Goddess is back and will save them all. But things don’t seem to add up and Rhaelyn’s betrayal of Vaelyn and all their friends of what she’s been hiding makes her feel even more isolated than before. And as she starts digging into her own memories, she starts to second guess what she’s truly willing to do and give up for power and peace, if that’s even what they’re truly striving for.
I loved books 1&2. I didn’t love but didn’t hate book 3 here. This book and honestly series is one where I love the MMC WAY more than I ever did the FMC. Everything Vaelyn goes through this book is so heartbreaking and for once, it’s the FMC you kind of want to strangle lol 😂
But while this is Rhaelyn and Vaelyn’s story in view, at the heart of this series is the dragons’ stories. Millennium of memories have been distorted and forgotten and only by getting their own history back, can peace truly become possible.
Spice wise 🌶️, we still had a few scenes. I’ve read a few different series by Ingrid and I found this to be her spiciest series that I have read.
2.5🌶️
Thank you to the author for an e-arc of this series finale!
After the cliffhanger and plot twist at the end of book 2, I was worried (and intrigued) where we were going to go from here.
After coming back from missing for a year and having no memories of that time, Rhaelyn ends book 2 not only getting her memories back but leaving with a mysterious man she’s spent the past year with, as well as the Dragon Queen, who has awoken.
Plans are in motion to destroy the Screechclaws and end the war once and for all. The Goddess is back and will save them all. But things don’t seem to add up and Rhaelyn’s betrayal of Vaelyn and all their friends of what she’s been hiding makes her feel even more isolated than before. And as she starts digging into her own memories, she starts to second guess what she’s truly willing to do and give up for power and peace, if that’s even what they’re truly striving for.
I loved books 1&2. I didn’t love but didn’t hate book 3 here. This book and honestly series is one where I love the MMC WAY more than I ever did the FMC. Everything Vaelyn goes through this book is so heartbreaking and for once, it’s the FMC you kind of want to strangle lol 😂
But while this is Rhaelyn and Vaelyn’s story in view, at the heart of this series is the dragons’ stories. Millennium of memories have been distorted and forgotten and only by getting their own history back, can peace truly become possible.
Spice wise 🌶️, we still had a few scenes. I’ve read a few different series by Ingrid and I found this to be her spiciest series that I have read.
May 17, 2026
Ingrid Seymour had me losing my freaking mind! Is it okay to say that I was dreading and anticipating this book in equal measure? I wanted to know how the story ends, but I knew it was going to be brutal. I am not the one for destructive epic romances. I'm not built for it. Be prepared. The heartbreak between Rhea and Vaylen was devastating. I pretty much held my breath for the entire book, just waiting for the next thing. This book brought out so many big emotions. I was wrecked.
Rhea has always been my girl, and I couldn't help but sympathize with her even more in this one. There are only so many lies, secrets, and revelations one can take before you start to question everyone. Rhea was on a hard road, trying her best to do what's right for Embernia, for the dragons, and everyone in between; it wasn't easy. Then there's Vaylen, who is so utterly heartbroken that he ripped my heart out. I could feel his pain rippling off the page. I wanted to hug both of them.
What an amazing plot. The twists and turns were incredible. Seymour had me on edge the entire time. There were layers upon layers of shocking revelations. Things I didn't even imagine. The ending was a little bittersweet but still good. I'm trauma-bonded now; I'm going to miss these characters. Ivory Fangs Radiant Soul was epic! Truly, a must-read.
Rhea has always been my girl, and I couldn't help but sympathize with her even more in this one. There are only so many lies, secrets, and revelations one can take before you start to question everyone. Rhea was on a hard road, trying her best to do what's right for Embernia, for the dragons, and everyone in between; it wasn't easy. Then there's Vaylen, who is so utterly heartbroken that he ripped my heart out. I could feel his pain rippling off the page. I wanted to hug both of them.
What an amazing plot. The twists and turns were incredible. Seymour had me on edge the entire time. There were layers upon layers of shocking revelations. Things I didn't even imagine. The ending was a little bittersweet but still good. I'm trauma-bonded now; I'm going to miss these characters. Ivory Fangs Radiant Soul was epic! Truly, a must-read.
May 24, 2026
6⭐️
Ivory Fangs, Radiant Soul by Ingrid Seymour was truly the definition of a perfect finale for an incredible series. I have never been so completely consumed by a book — honestly, by this entire series. Every single book had me so addicted that the only thing capable of pulling me away was reaching the final page… and then immediately needing the next one.
This final installment gave us every answer we were desperately waiting for after book two — even answers to questions we didn’t realize we had. Everything finally came together in such a satisfying and emotional way. Ingrid delivered absolutely everything with this book: desperation, heartbreak, relief, warmth, hope, and sadness all wrapped into one unforgettable story.
The emotional rollercoaster was intense in the best possible way, and I was completely hooked from beginning to end. The characters, the tension, the revelations… everything felt meaningful and beautifully done.
This series will definitely hold a very special place in my heart, and saying goodbye to this world feels bittersweet. A true chef’s kiss ending for a wonderful series. ✨
Ivory Fangs, Radiant Soul by Ingrid Seymour was truly the definition of a perfect finale for an incredible series. I have never been so completely consumed by a book — honestly, by this entire series. Every single book had me so addicted that the only thing capable of pulling me away was reaching the final page… and then immediately needing the next one.
This final installment gave us every answer we were desperately waiting for after book two — even answers to questions we didn’t realize we had. Everything finally came together in such a satisfying and emotional way. Ingrid delivered absolutely everything with this book: desperation, heartbreak, relief, warmth, hope, and sadness all wrapped into one unforgettable story.
The emotional rollercoaster was intense in the best possible way, and I was completely hooked from beginning to end. The characters, the tension, the revelations… everything felt meaningful and beautifully done.
This series will definitely hold a very special place in my heart, and saying goodbye to this world feels bittersweet. A true chef’s kiss ending for a wonderful series. ✨
Review of advance copy received from Author
- Conclusion to series
- Fantasy romance
- Dragons
I have been looking forward to this book ever since I finished Silver Claws Crimson Tears. The cliffhanger left me begging for more. And, boy, does the author deliver!
This book cannot be read as a standalone, so please make sure to read the other books in this series (they are amazing!). This story picks up right where book 2 ends.
Without spoiling anything, I will tell you that you will be mad for most of the book. But trust the author!!
Now that Heratrix has awakened, Rhealyn hopes that all that she has endured will be worth it. With the disdain she sees from all who she knew before, Rhea has to hold onto the thought of the greater good. Until she starts to have doubts about the stories she has been told....
My heart was breaking for all of the events that kept Vaelyn and Rhealyn apart. The twists in the story were absolutely amazing and things are not always what they seemed....
- Fantasy romance
- Dragons
I have been looking forward to this book ever since I finished Silver Claws Crimson Tears. The cliffhanger left me begging for more. And, boy, does the author deliver!
This book cannot be read as a standalone, so please make sure to read the other books in this series (they are amazing!). This story picks up right where book 2 ends.
Without spoiling anything, I will tell you that you will be mad for most of the book. But trust the author!!
Now that Heratrix has awakened, Rhealyn hopes that all that she has endured will be worth it. With the disdain she sees from all who she knew before, Rhea has to hold onto the thought of the greater good. Until she starts to have doubts about the stories she has been told....
My heart was breaking for all of the events that kept Vaelyn and Rhealyn apart. The twists in the story were absolutely amazing and things are not always what they seemed....
May 17, 2026
What a ride from start to finish. This story delivers a true adventure, carried by a couple you can’t help but root for. Vaylen and Reah are put through constant trials as they fight to save Embernia, and the ups and downs of their journey keep you fully invested.
What really stands out is the emotional weight. The devastation hits hard, but it never feels pointless—it pushes the characters to grow in ways that feel real and earned. Watching them struggle, change, and keep going adds depth to the action and raises the stakes throughout.
The pacing keeps things moving, while still giving space for those emotional moments to land. By the end, it feels like you’ve been through something alongside them.
An epic read with heart, tension, and strong character growth. Definitely one that sticks with you after the last page.
What really stands out is the emotional weight. The devastation hits hard, but it never feels pointless—it pushes the characters to grow in ways that feel real and earned. Watching them struggle, change, and keep going adds depth to the action and raises the stakes throughout.
The pacing keeps things moving, while still giving space for those emotional moments to land. By the end, it feels like you’ve been through something alongside them.
An epic read with heart, tension, and strong character growth. Definitely one that sticks with you after the last page.
July 31, 2026
This book was going to get a 2 star review, but then picked up at 70% with enough interesting developments that it’s ending with 3 stars.
The whole beginning and middle of the book were so wishy-washy and underdeveloped. There weren’t any satisfactory answers as to what was happening with Tahr and the King, and I couldn’t even sympathize with Rhea because she’s been such a brat since the ending of book 2.
SPOILER
However, the Matron and the Screechclaws actually being cursed female dragons was not what I was expecting, and I was pleasantly surprised with that twist. The Omneira being two sets of bonded riders and dragons also was an interesting development. The series ended neat and tidy, which was appreciated. The epilogue could have been left off, though. It didn’t really add anything of value.
The whole beginning and middle of the book were so wishy-washy and underdeveloped. There weren’t any satisfactory answers as to what was happening with Tahr and the King, and I couldn’t even sympathize with Rhea because she’s been such a brat since the ending of book 2.
SPOILER
However, the Matron and the Screechclaws actually being cursed female dragons was not what I was expecting, and I was pleasantly surprised with that twist. The Omneira being two sets of bonded riders and dragons also was an interesting development. The series ended neat and tidy, which was appreciated. The epilogue could have been left off, though. It didn’t really add anything of value.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 21, 2026
Wow! I did not see half of the twists in this last book coming! I'm still reeling from the Heratrix revelations, the weaver angles, the screechclaws, the Craven angles, I couldn't keep up! And it all came together to make a beautiful and VERY satisfying end to this series, I am very, very happy with it! A 5-star read, the action, intrigue, and surprises don't stop until the very last page. The characters draw you in and you feel as much a part of the story as Rhea and Vaylen are. Get ready to shed a few tears, cuss a few times and absolutely be flabbergasted a bit! A page turner I'd recommend anyone who enjoys supernatural dragon stories with court intrigue and bittersweet romance. Sensational!!!
May 29, 2026
It’s about to get Complicated before Everything is Revealed
Rhealyn and Vaylen are now dealing with the fallout of what occurred on the cliffside at the end of book 2. Rhealyn leaves Vaylen on the cliffside, essentially breaking his heart and burning it away in the flames that encircled him as she left. Throughout the book, we get more insight into what it means to have the return of the “goddess” female dragon Heratrix and the war with the screechclaws. But not is what it seems and secrets buried for centuries come to light.
Love how the majority of the book we get the split between Rhaelyn’s pov and Vaylen’s pov, seeing how they are dealing with the return of the only female dragon and what it means for Embernia.
Rhealyn and Vaylen are now dealing with the fallout of what occurred on the cliffside at the end of book 2. Rhealyn leaves Vaylen on the cliffside, essentially breaking his heart and burning it away in the flames that encircled him as she left. Throughout the book, we get more insight into what it means to have the return of the “goddess” female dragon Heratrix and the war with the screechclaws. But not is what it seems and secrets buried for centuries come to light.
Love how the majority of the book we get the split between Rhaelyn’s pov and Vaylen’s pov, seeing how they are dealing with the return of the only female dragon and what it means for Embernia.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I received an ARC of this book from the author. All opinions are my own.
I'm new to Ingrid's books this year, this is my 3rd book having read the 2 that precede this one. The world building is brilliant & the story progresses at a really good pace, picking up where book 2 left off. I was pulled straight back into the world she had created. This book took me on an emotional journey, the way Rhea struggled with her choices, how Vaylen had to rebuild himself, how Zephyros realised his missing memories, not to mention the changes in the screechclaws behaviour. You can see why Weavers were so feared, how power corrupts, but also how lovely transcends all.
I'm new to Ingrid's books this year, this is my 3rd book having read the 2 that precede this one. The world building is brilliant & the story progresses at a really good pace, picking up where book 2 left off. I was pulled straight back into the world she had created. This book took me on an emotional journey, the way Rhea struggled with her choices, how Vaylen had to rebuild himself, how Zephyros realised his missing memories, not to mention the changes in the screechclaws behaviour. You can see why Weavers were so feared, how power corrupts, but also how lovely transcends all.
May 18, 2026
We dive right back into this incredible world as we pick up from where we left off and make our way to the end of this fantastic journey! The author pulls us back in with twists and turns to keep us spinning, with the action, the trials, the struggles, the emotions and so much more. The world building has been and continues to captivate, the storyline is gripping and enthralling and our characters, well we have followed them through fire and watched them grow and develop as secrets are revealed and storylines bought to a close. It’s been one hell of a ride that I have enjoyed from start to finish and I will miss this world very much!
May 25, 2026
I was lucky enough to be picked as an ARC reader for this book! This was my first Ingrid Seymour book and I was absolutely enthralled from chapter one! This book was fast paced, engaging, emotional and overall amazing to read. It is meant to be the 3rd book but I read it as a stand alone and was still able to bond with the characters and their stories. I can only imagine what emotional impact this would have had if I read the two books leading up to this one! I went from giggling to crying to heart warming smiles. I loved this book and I can’t recommend it enough! Thank you Ingrid for allowing me to ARC read this wonderful book and allowing me to spend ton in Embernia!
May 30, 2026
To save Embernia, Rhea must make sacrifices….
She betrayed everyone she trusted for a greater purpose, but at what cost? Book 3 goes deeper into the story and Rhea is starting to see that some things aren’t what they seem. Finding out that Tahranis has been using his weaver skills on her, Rhea must play her role while uncovering the truth. The truth that unfolds is nothing like she had imagined. The story was very interesting and I devoured this book in one day! Very good twist considering the cliffhanger in the last book!!!
She betrayed everyone she trusted for a greater purpose, but at what cost? Book 3 goes deeper into the story and Rhea is starting to see that some things aren’t what they seem. Finding out that Tahranis has been using his weaver skills on her, Rhea must play her role while uncovering the truth. The truth that unfolds is nothing like she had imagined. The story was very interesting and I devoured this book in one day! Very good twist considering the cliffhanger in the last book!!!
Review of advance copy received from Author
This book has twists and turns around every corner all of the way to the very end. I love this book. It has dragons, riders, elementals, mindweavers, and fated mates. When a power hungry mind weaver meets a power hungry dragon the hell they unleash on the land almost destroys it. The fate of the land rests on two people that have been turned against each other and a species that all have seen as a threat. Only when the truth is revealed does old wounds start to heal. I definitely recommend reading this book. It will definitely not disappoint. I give it a 15/10.
May 14, 2026
This was a fantastic conclusion to this romantasy series. This started right after that cliffhanger ending of the previous book and it did not slow down. Fast paced with twists and turns, mysteries revealed, and so many heartbreaking emotional moments, I couldn't put it down. I love how this story flowed and the ending was very satisfying. Highly recommend this series.
I received an arc of this book and all opinions are my own.
I received an arc of this book and all opinions are my own.
May 15, 2026
Such a good story. After ending on the cliffhanger, this book picks right up where book 2 ended. There was so much emotion in this book and the action was nonstop. All of Rhea’s relationships were put to the test, the one with Vaylen probably the most of all. My favorite character has got to be Zephyros, grumpy dragons are always welcome when I’m reading. I love the fact that the book had some great plot twists and had me guessing to figure out the truth.
May 11, 2026
Thank you to the author for the arc of this book! This book is well written. I have not read the first 2 books of this series but I didn’t feel lost in this book at all. This book has dragons, magic, deception, conflict and love! I really enjoyed reading this book and lol forward to reading more from this author!
Review of advance copy received from Author
Man there is so much going on in this book that will have you screaming come on. Rhea and Vaylen have you also being like can we get a break. Things I thought I knew may have been right new revolutions appeared and we learn so much about Emborian history. I enjoyed this story so much that it had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Great series
May 14, 2026
This book was a riot to read and had me glued to the end. So many twists and surprise that entertained me and had me feeling for everyone. But learned a lot along the way. The drama and intrigue made the story amazing too along with the characters. I love Rhea and she was amazing as always. So much fun to read and had to see how it would end.
May 17, 2026
Quick read
Ivory fangs, the title is so unrelated, I will hardly remember I've read it. Saying that this was a quick, fast paced read. Very easy to read. Lots of twists. I found it easy to recall what happened in the first book although some of the characters, sky riders, i had forgotten & it took me a while to place them. I read the first book a while ago. Enjoyed this author.
Ivory fangs, the title is so unrelated, I will hardly remember I've read it. Saying that this was a quick, fast paced read. Very easy to read. Lots of twists. I found it easy to recall what happened in the first book although some of the characters, sky riders, i had forgotten & it took me a while to place them. I read the first book a while ago. Enjoyed this author.
June 3, 2026
I’m so sad for this series to be over (secretly hoping for a Book 4). I absolutely LOVED it and hated every minute that I couldn’t be reading it.
In this book we follow Vaylen and Rhea after being completely torn apart by the ending of Silver Claws Crimson Tears. We see them struggle with fate and reality and the pain that comes with both. It’s so hard to see our favorite characters struggle!
Dragons 🐉
Spice 🌶️ 🌶️
Twists & Turns
Forbidden love 🖤
I seriously was not expecting the twists that Ingrid Seymour did in this series but they were SO good!
Ingrid does such a great job with world building and character development. I wish there was a bit more interaction with the smaller characters in the book but I understand that the story isn’t really about them.
Wings of Embernia is such a good read and I highly recommend it for fans of Fourth Wing and morally gray heroines.
In this book we follow Vaylen and Rhea after being completely torn apart by the ending of Silver Claws Crimson Tears. We see them struggle with fate and reality and the pain that comes with both. It’s so hard to see our favorite characters struggle!
Dragons 🐉
Spice 🌶️ 🌶️
Twists & Turns
Forbidden love 🖤
I seriously was not expecting the twists that Ingrid Seymour did in this series but they were SO good!
Ingrid does such a great job with world building and character development. I wish there was a bit more interaction with the smaller characters in the book but I understand that the story isn’t really about them.
Wings of Embernia is such a good read and I highly recommend it for fans of Fourth Wing and morally gray heroines.
May 31, 2026
Embernia - Wow
An amazing read from start to finish. The twist and turns kept me guessing and just when I thought I knew what was coming next, I was surprised again! The world of Embernia is captivating. I grew attached to Vaylen and Rhealyn plus so many of the other characters. Hopefully we get the chance to revisit Embernia in the future. Highly recommend this series!
An amazing read from start to finish. The twist and turns kept me guessing and just when I thought I knew what was coming next, I was surprised again! The world of Embernia is captivating. I grew attached to Vaylen and Rhealyn plus so many of the other characters. Hopefully we get the chance to revisit Embernia in the future. Highly recommend this series!
August 6, 2026
This series felt very familiar to me as though I've read it before. Dragon fantasy has become increasingly popular lately. It's popping up everywhere. This series hooked me right away. It kept my attention and quickly had me invested in the characters and storyline. Been in a reading slump lately and this pulled me out. ❤️
Review of advance copy received from Publisher
Wow, Rhea and Vaylen's story keeps you on your toes. Action, suspense, lies and truths and so much more. The Queen of Dragons has returned with Tahranis riding her. They keep telling Rhea she is the Omneira, but is she? Who will she pick Tahr or Vaylen? Who's side in the end will she pick? What will Vaylen do when he sees her siding with Tahr? Is she siding with him or is there more to it?
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