Flames of Darkness

Flames of Darkness is the fifth and final book in the Rays of Gold series written by SF. This is the sequel of Kingdom of Blades.

Synopsis
Eira Prowell and Arthur Pendragon's love is one of those stories that is never meant to be written among the stars of destiny. Time and time again, they've been challenged to see the extent of their feelings. But even though both of them are intent in securing their future together, the greatest battle is yet to be announced. Their loyalties to each other will be tested, and one wrong move will cause the end.

The future of the land they've united together is in a brink of the abyss as everyone around them randomly and hastily turns from being their foes or friends. Each move and choice much dangerous and deadly than the previous. No one could be fully trusted and believed in. Not when the very principle that brought change and peace in Albion after centuries of kings fighting one another is once again questioned, and the might that ruled before Arthur's reign is rising uncontrollably back to power over to what is right.

With both of them destined for greatness—Arthur as the Once and Future King, and Eira as the Unknown Seer—unless they overpower the greater source of evil, the future remains bleak. The shadows of the flames in Camelot cast long shadows, and time is running out... unless the Holy Grail is found.

Trivia
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 * The cover features the Holy Grail against a much darker gradient than the previous books with a red-colored smoke. Compared to the other items featured in the cover, it is the "bloodiest" one featured.
 * The title, Flames of Darkness, denotes the consequences of all the choices made by the characters throughout the first four books. The "flames" as the outcome of the choices, which were the "darkness". However, it could also be denoted that the "Flames of Darkness" that the title is referring to had been the revelation of Anna and Deiran's identities as Morgana and Mordred, respectively.
 * The narration per chapter was done by:
 * The epilogue  was set on the modern time.
 * The book was finished on...
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