A Lament of Dawn: Love concluded

<p><i><b>Some books do not contain stories.</b></i><br/><i><b>They contain everything.</b></i></p><p>A Lament of Dawn is not a story of victory but of resolution. Set in the aftermath of genius and ambition it follows a world held together by order too precise to endure&mdash;and the man who carried it until carrying became unnecessary.</p><p>Some stories do not roar. They grieve.<br/>This is the record of a man who understood the world perfectly and himself too late.<br/>It is the record of a woman who loved him without illusion.<br/>It is what their world inherits.</p><p>Quiet political psychological and devastatingly human A Lament of Dawn closes the cycle where chaos finally rests&mdash;not because it was defeated but because it was understood.</p><p><i>Includes a special chapter for readers of <b>A Ballad of Chaos</b>.</i></p>