Ditch months-long waitlists: Read Fourth Wing book Threshing Day for free now

The world of “Fourth Wing” is expanding.While the wait for book four in Rebecca Yarros’ Empyrean series continues, a new novella set in the Empyrean world — “Threshing Day” — hit shelves today.In “Fourth Wing,” the Basgiath War College tradition known as threshing — the day that students must bond with a dragon — is depicted from the point of view of protagonist Violet Sorrengail.“Threshing Day” follows that same fateful day through the point of view of 13 existing, familiar characters.At threshing, Violet bonded with dragons Tairn and Andarna. “Threshing Day” allows readers to see how it went for other characters in “Fourth Wing.”As is often the case with new releases, library waitlists are already piling up.

Per Libby, the library e-book reading app, the Brooklyn Public Library has a 21-week wait with over 900 people waiting for just 91 copies.The New York Public Library doesn’t currently have e-copies available at all.

The wait to buy the book brand new is also long.Since selling out of preorders on Amazon, hardcover copies won’t begin shipping for another two weeks.

Kindle books become available automatically, but there’s another instant way to read “Threshing Day” that won’t cost you anything: Audible.With the Audible Premium one-month free trial, you’ll be able to read “Threshing Day” for free and keep the book in your Audible library even if you decide to cancel after the trial period is over.“Threshing Day” comes out today, Sept.

29.Additional hardcovers will be released on Oct.

13.Welcome to Threshing Day, the brutal, high-stakes trial where would-be riders at Basgiath War College fight to earn the bond of a dragon or die trying.

Amid ruthless competition and dragon fire, these thirteen cadets must survive a battlefield where desperate rivals will do anything to gain an advantage and dragons decide one’s ultimate fate — and where a single choice can forge a rider … or destroy them.On Thre...

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Publisher: New York Post

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