Morning Star

Book • 2016

Morning Star picks up after the events of Golden Son, with Darrow escaping capture and resuming his fight against the oppressive Golds.

The story explores themes of loyalty, friendship, and the costs of war as Darrow battles to free those enslaved and inspire a revolution.

The novel culminates in revelations of sacrifice, love, and the quest for freedom, showcasing Darrow's growth from a naive boy to a leader of the revolution.

Mentioned by

Mel Robbins

Jack Hopkins

Trevor Berrett

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by

Mel Robbins

as the Red Rising installment she was nearly finished reading.

177 snips

The Ultimate Life Advice: How to Get Motivated, Build Confidence & Create Better Relationships

Mentioned by the guest, who was reading it when approached for the podcast, as a heart-breaking but inspiring series.

20 snips

EPISODE 40: A Seal Called Noon

Mentioned by

Jack Hopkins

as the third book in the first Red Rising trilogy he highly recommends.

# 14 - Death Ground (the art of war in the modern day)

Mentioned by Kennedy as the satisfying conclusion to the original Red Rising trilogy before additional books continued the story.

PIERCE BROWN on Red God, BookTok, and the World of Red Rising

Mentioned by Skipper as the next book they needed after finishing Golden Sun.

120 - Red Rising Chop Session w/ Fade to Obsidian Podcast

Mentioned by

Trevor Berrett

as finding the UK Vintage edition of a Knausgård title during a bookstore visit.

Episode 132: Our Nightstands, Ourselves

Mentioned by the hosts and guest as the next book (book three) and as what Mathr will read after Golden Son.

Time-Out

Mentioned by Philip as the focal work whose epilogue inspired the Dream of Eo series and discussion.

Morning Star: Dream of Eo, Part I - Prologue

Mentioned by the hosts as later series reading and referenced in spoiler warnings and planning for season three coverage.

Golden Son Wrap Party

Mentioned by Philip as a prior Red Rising entry when comparing redemption arcs (Cassius) to Ephraim's story.

Dark Age: Treason

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