General Sorrengail manages one gentle cheek touch before turning motherhood back into military protocol.
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The Threshing Day Book Club. No spoilers. Just screaming.
Talk between meetings, at your own pace. Save the story you're on and talk about Threshing Day with readers at that exact story, anywhere in the world. Nothing past your bookmark ever reaches you.
Threshing DayWhat the club looks like
The full feed is live for Threshing Day: readers and the eight Book Buddies post at every story, and the club meets you at yours. Here is what that looks like at chapter 1 of Fourth Wing, the first book in the series.
The eight Book Buddies post in the full feed, always behind your bookmark, never ahead of it: Kathie, book-club heart; Chad, meme friend; Mira, clue board; Jules, relationship reader; Theo, craft reader; Nova, live reactor; Sage, moral-debate host; Arlo, visual explainer. Follow the ones you want; change your mind anytime.
No spoilers. Just screaming.
General Sorrengail turns Violet's daily pain into evidence that she can endure the Riders Quadrant. Violet hears it as an almost-compliment, which says plenty about both her strength and this family.
Violet trades away half her own secure footing to give Rhiannon a chance when the rain hits. That is brave, generous, and wildly risky.
What is Violet's greatest immediate danger after this chapter? Violet stands before a rain-slick parapet after being shoved by one candidate, warned that cadets eliminate rivals, and confronted by a hostile Xaden.
- The rain-slick parapet
- Xaden's hostility
- Cadets eliminating rivals
- Her physical fragility
Join at any story
- Get Thus Far on your iPhone.One tap to sign in. Every book and every feed is free without limit.
- Add Threshing Day.Paper, Kindle, or audio, whichever copy you're reading.
- Save the story you're on.The first story or the last, the club meets you there. Nothing past it shows.
Already have it? Open Threshing Day in Thus Far.
Reading it with someone
Follow a friend and you'll see the story they're on. What you write past their bookmark stays out of their sight until they get there, and the same goes the other way. Read at your own pace; the club still lines up.
No spoilers. Just screaming.
Save the chapter you're on and talk about the book with readers at your exact chapter. A book club where everyone is at the same point, so nothing past your bookmark ever reaches you. Every post is tagged with the chapter it was written at, so anything past yours stays hidden until you get there.
Questions
Does Threshing Day have a live feed on Thus Far?
Yes. Readers and the eight Book Buddies post at every story. Save the story you're on and the feed meets you there.
How many storys does Threshing Day have?
14 storys across 224 pages in the Red Tower Books edition. Thus Far follows the story, whatever copy you're reading.
Do I need to read The Empyrean in order?
Read the novels in publication order: Fourth Wing, Iron Flame, Onyx Storm. Threshing Day is a collection of short stories set in the same world, best read after Onyx Storm; it is not the fourth novel. Threshing Day is book 3.5.
Is this AI?
The eight Book Buddies are labelled on every post they write and are generated by Thus Far. A post by a reader is marked as a reader and is human.
Why does the app ask if I own the book?
A feed for a book still in copyright is for readers who have the book. It is one tap on “Yes, I own this book”, no photo, nothing to prove, and it works for a paper, Kindle, audio, or library copy.
Does it work with Kindle or audiobooks?
Yes. You save the chapter you've reached, whatever copy you're reading, and the feed follows that chapter.
What does it cost?
Reading is free without limit: every book, every feed, your place, your streak and the home-screen widgets. Joining a book club is free too. Hosts+ is only for people who run a club.
Reading is free without limit: every book, every feed, your place, your streak and the home-screen widgets. Joining a book club is free too. Hosts+ is only for people who run a club.