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The Dreamer Trilogy · some time after The Raven King

Call Down the Hawk

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The Dreamer Trilogy begins: Ronan, the Lynch brothers, an art forger who dreams too, and a hunter of dreamers

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Quick recap

Ronan Lynch has dropped out of school and is stuck on the family farm: away from the ley line, dreaming makes him sick. His brother Declan tries to live a normal life and keep secrets, and Matthew wants freedom. In Washington, art forger Jordan Hennessy avoids deep sleep because her dreams create living copies of herself. Carmen Farooq-Lane works with the Moderators, a group hunting dreamers because of visions that one of them will set the world on fire. A mysterious dreamer, Bryde, brings Ronan and Hennessy together. The paths of the Lynches, Hennessy and Carmen collide, and the book ends with Ronan facing a choice about what kind of dreamer he wants to be.

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Trivia

  1. Behind the scenesA writing playlist

    Stiefvater released a playlist of the songs she listened to while writing this book.

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  2. ReferenceYou can start here

    Booklist wrote that the new series exists independently of its predecessor. Still, Raven Cycle readers will catch more.

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  3. Behind the scenesA November release

    The book hit shelves on November 5, 2019, three years after The Raven King.

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  4. SetupShe won't dream

    Jordan Hennessy, the Washington art forger, deliberately avoids deep sleep. Pay attention to why.

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