Jade Legacy

By: Fonda Lee

Narrated by: Andrew Kishino

The Kaul siblings battle rival clans for honor and control over an East Asia-inspired fantasy metropolis in Jade Legacy, the pause-resisting conclusion to the Green Bone Saga.

Jade, the mysterious and magical substance once exclusive to the Green Bone warriors of Kekon, is now coveted throughout the world. Everyone wants access to the supernatural abilities it provides, from traditional forces such as governments, mercenaries, and criminal kingpins, to modern players, including doctors, athletes, and movie studios. As the struggle over the control of jade grows ever larger and more deadly, the Kaul family, and the ancient ways of the Kekonese Green Bones, will never be the same.

Battered by war and tragedy, the Kauls are plagued by resentments and old wounds as their adversaries are on the ascent and their country is riven by dangerous factions and foreign interference. The clan must discern allies from enemies, set aside bloody rivalries, and make terrible sacrifices...but even the unbreakable bonds of blood and loyalty may not be enough to ensure the survival of the Green Bone clans and the nation they are sworn to protect.

The Green Bone Saga

• Jade City
• Jade War
• Jade Legacy

©2021 Fonda Lee (P)2021 Orbit

Best in the series

I highly recommend this book. It is a great way to end the series and the very least scene is cherry on top. High praise for the world building, narration and conclusion of this saga.

Spectacular and epic journey

The third book in the Green Bone Saga is the most exciting, inspiring, heart rending, epically finished book of the whole series. It has everything I could ever want in the final book of a series and I am so happy with the incredible ending.

This is a must-read series for fantasy lovers of all kinds. A game changer.

My only gripe with all the books is that the narrator is really not my favorite. The way he reads makes people and situations sound childish at times. For the most part it’s a decent narration, but I feel that someone like Steven Pacey or Tim Gerard Reynolds would make the series sound like the true epic that it is.

amazing!!!!

this trilogy is absolutely perfect in my opinion, I absolutely recommend it to anyone and everyone!!

new favorite series what a story

This has to be one of the best stories that I didn't know was out there. So much better than the godfather, everything pays off twist and turns. again. I will say that I didn't have the same connection with the new generation, but it was a great wrap-up of a story. there's not a lot of books where I feel by the time the third book rolls around, that. the story is still as amazing as the first book. But the author truly improved on each book. The third one is the best one and I loved it

Brilliant

Fonda Lee you got me. I’m a fan. Absolutely loved the series even though it completely messed me up I can’t focus on anything. I will continue to support this author.

Phenomenal

When I started the first book I wasn’t thrilled by the narration, but by the end I couldn’t imagine it any other way. As for the writing of the story itself it’s absolutely brilliant. Some of the best world building I’ve ever experienced. Characters are complex and nuanced. The twists are unpredictable but meaningful. I will always think of this trilogy Fonda Lee (hehe *snort*).

best conclusion to a fantasy series

this is the best conclusion to an epic trilogy. i went through every single emotion imaginable.

The Clan is my Blood

And the Pillar is its master. I was initially worried about the pacing, but this is the best of the Trilogy and a magnificent conclusion to the Green Bone Saga.

Transporting!!!

This book was with every penny. it is amazing take that takes you inside a royal family where violence is a way of left and Jade is King.

great end to the series

a few of the final chapters made me misty eyed, and a few had a distinct "heist" film montage flavor when different members of the clan are all doing their piece of a certain multi pronged plan that quickly cycled througy pov's which really upped this book's pacing