Crimson Night
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| Crimson Dawn | |
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| Product information | |
| Type | Novel |
| Author | Jennifer Brozek |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Catalyst Game Labs |
| First published | 29 July 2021 |
| ISBN-10 | 1638610347 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1638610342 |
| Content | |
| Era | Dark Age Era |
| Timeline | 17 April-21 October 3150 |
| Series | Rogue Academy Trilogy |
| Preceded by | Ghost Hour |
The novel Crimson Night by Jennifer Brozek is the third book in the Rogue Academy Trilogy. Initially announced as Crimson Dawn and set to be published in 2020, the book was eventually released on 29 July 2021.
Contents
From the Back Cover[edit]
| “ | A WORLD IN FLAMES…
Emporia has been bombed into disease-ridden ruins, and the planet's remaining forces have been scattered. Jasper and Nadine Roux are among the few surviving cadets from the Ritza MechWarrior Academy. They and their war-torn peers are all that stands in the way of Tai-sa Takeji Yoshizawa's plan to conquer their homeworld. Tai-sa Yoshizawa battles dissension within the ranks of his most trusted advisors as he struggles to complete his conquest. Desperate to solidify his hold on Emporia, the rogue Draconis Combine colonel will use every option at his command—including capturing the last surviving heir of Emporia and claiming him as his ward, then ruling the planet through him. It is a race to see who can reach the Ritza family first. With Nadine coordinating the survivors' evacuation from space, and Jasper on the ground fighting his way across a shattered world, everything rests on what happens when Emporian and enemy forces collide in an epic battle and the winner takes all in this explosive conclusion to the Rogue Academy trilogy. |
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Plot summary[edit]
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Featured characters[edit]
- Alicia Hoffman (Diamond)
- Amelia Voigt
- Anthea Hanover
- Benjamin Delamere
- Brian Lo
- Catherine Ritza (Grandmother)
- Daniel Morse
- Delany Menard
- Donald Rule
- Elias Lang
- Emily Shaw
- Esme Sprinter
- Fume Aoki
- Fynn Pohl
- Giselle Smith
- Hugh Salter
- James Radcliff
- Jasper Roux (Baphomet)
- Jean Leconte (Franc)
- John Cole
- Joseph Williams
- Kristen Frosig
- Lara Chu
- Liam Patel
- Lyric Hayton
- Marie Clements
- Mason Ritza (Barbican)
- Mateo Gabrielli
- Mia Dencourt
- Michael Clements
- Miri Burton
- Nadine Roux (Tiamat)
- Nagaaki Ukita
- Neneyo Harada
- Nicole Tourneir
- Noah Osborn
- Ona Nanba
- Pascal Cole
- Philip Mercer
- Questa Blanc
- Robert Allard
- Ruby Ufford
- Sumiko Nakata
- Taka Nagano
- Takeji Yoshizawa
- Tametake Matsura
- Theodora Crispin
- Tilda Bohemain
- Vale Auger
- Wendy Lo
- Annabel (Garnet)
- Private Cotesworth
- Gunjin Kaye
- Dr. Manning
- Mark (Copper)
- Serine
- Darian Goodryke (mentioned)
- Eugenia Clements (mentioned)
- Hemuraj Menard (mentioned)
- Kyoshi Sunada (mentioned)
- Malacha Menard (mentioned)
- Mia Dencourt (mentioned)
- Nisi Aymara (mentioned)
- Omar Delon (mentioned)
- Sumi Yoshida (mentioned)
- Victoria Goodryke (mentioned)
- Zachary Vogel (mentioned)