Guardians of Dawn: Suhwa
by S. Jae-Jones
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Pub Date Aug 18 2026 | Archive Date Sep 01 2026
St. Martin's Press | Wednesday Books
Description
The stunning conclusion to the richly imagined Guardians of Dawn fantasy series from S. Jae-Jones, the New York Times bestselling author of Wintersong.
Shadows fade. Illusions break. The dawn returns.
Min Suhwa has always longed to see the greater world outside the small, cloistered convent in which she was raised. Hidden there for her safety when she was a small child, Suhwa has learned to keep her unusual illusion magic to herself, but when the Bangtan Brothers come to town to perform, she can’t resist the chance to go see them for herself. But the world outside her convent is dangerous—the Morning Realms have fallen to civil war, and Huntsmen prowl the land in search of magicians and the fabled Guardians of Dawn, legendary elemental warriors with incredible powers. When Suhwa’s illusion magic brings her afoul of one of the Huntsmen, she must flee for her life.
Meanwhile, the Guardians of Dawn and their allies are fighting a war on two fronts—against the northern insurrection seeking to claim the Sunburst Throne and destroy all magicians, and against the rising threat of the Mother of Ten Thousand Demons. Zhara, Ami, and Yuli must travel to the Azure Isles to seek the Guardian of Water and save the Morning Realms from annihilation, restoring balance to order and chaos once and for all.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781250191519 |
| PRICE | $23.00 (USD) |
| PAGES | 368 |
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Featured Reviews
This was a great ending to a fun series. My daughter and I read this together. The ending was longer than a lot of books usually are, but that really didn't bother us. It's nice to finish out a long series and tie everything up. I loved seeing the girls all working together. It really is a beautiful book of discovery for Suhwa. Seeing yourself for who you really are can be really hard at times. Rectifying how you vision yourself and who you are can be challenging. I think this book handled that really well.
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