Is The Empire of Gold spicy?

The Empire of Gold (TEOG) is closed door romance—the chemistry is there but intimate scenes happen off-page.

Does The Empire of Gold have a happy ending?

The ending type for The Empire of Gold (TEOG) isn't a traditional HEA or HFN.

What tropes are in The Empire of Gold?

The Empire of Gold (TEOG) features several romance tropes including love triangle, forbidden love, slow burn, found family, star-crossed lovers, adventure romance.

Is The Empire of Gold a slow burn?

Yes, The Empire of Gold (TEOG) is a slow burn romance—the tension builds gradually before anything happens between the leads.

What are the content warnings for The Empire of Gold?

Content warnings for The Empire of Gold (TEOG) include: graphic violence, war, genocide, slavery, torture, death of a parent, suicidal ideation, self-harm.

Is The Empire of Gold a standalone or part of a series?

The Empire of Gold (TEOG) is book 3 in the Daevabad Trilogy series.

Is The Empire of Gold dual POV?

The Empire of Gold (TEOG) is multi-POV, with more than two character perspectives.

What is the setting of The Empire of Gold?

The Empire of Gold (TEOG) is set in 18th-century Daevabad, a magical djinn city in the Middle East—mythological.

What is the mood of The Empire of Gold?

The Empire of Gold (TEOG) has a epic, intense, emotional, adventurous, bittersweet feel to it.

What order should I read the Daevabad Trilogy series?

The Empire of Gold (TEOG) is book 3 in the Daevabad Trilogy series.

The Empire of Gold

by S.A. Chakraborty

💕🚪closed door·Daevabad Trilogy #3

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The Daevabad Trilogy closer delivers on every thread. Nahri and Ali navigate war, revolution, and centuries of prejudice while trying to build something new together. The three-POV structure gives heartbreaking depth to every side of the conflict—even Dara, the antagonist you can not help but grieve for. This is fantasy romance for readers who want their love stories earned through sacrifice.

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Emotional Weight

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Energy Required

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Vibes

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