You’ll see when you get there.)Īfter doing a bit of reflecting on the series, I still hold up Golden Son as the best of the three, but Morning Star certainly wrapped every loose end in a satisfying and thrilling way.

It caught me by surprise enough that I choke-laughed. The Gold overlords demanded his obedience, hanged his wife, and enslaved his people. (I should also note there’s a point in the book where he managed to add a real-world meme phrase without it being overly dorky or out of place. Darrow would have lived in peace, but his enemies brought him war.

Everything is cracked, everything is stained except the fragile moments that hang crystalline in time and make life worth living. That gulf that divided us is still there, filled with questions and recrimination and guilt, but that’s only part of love, part of being human. I don’t think I should describe much of the story here given that it’s the finale of the series, but I will say that, once again, Brown’s writing is the real star here: In Morning Star, the final book in the Red Rising trilogy, we catch back up with Darrow and it’d be an understatement to say he’s in a tight spot. Buy a discounted Paperback of Morning Star online from Australias leading. Morning Star (Red Rising Series) by Pierce Brown Hardcover 24. It’s taken a little more time to do it (mostly due to travel), but I finished Pierce Brown’s Morning Star, the conclusion to the Red Rising sci-fi trilogy. Booktopia has Morning Star, Red Rising Trilogy 3 by Pierce Brown.

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