Product guide

The Jasad Crown by Sara Hashem

The Jasad Crown is the conclusion to Sara Hashem’s Egyptian-inspired Scorched Throne duology. Sylvia fights to reclaim Jasad while hiding the effects of her magic, as Arin’s search for her exposes secrets that challenge his beliefs.

At a glance

The concluding novel in the Scorched Throne duology.
Follows Sylvia’s fight to regain her lost kingdom and Arin’s search for her.
The listing describes magic, political conflict, rebellion and secrets tied to Jasad’s destruction.

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Often bought together

The Jasad Heir

$22.09

The Knave and the Moon (Volume 2)

$28.23

Pros and cons

Pros

Completes Sylvia and Arin’s story after The Jasad Heir.
The listing points to layered political stakes alongside a central character-driven conflict.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Book details
Publisher	Orbit
Publication date	July 15 2025
Language	English
Print length	688 pages
ISBN-10	0316478245
ISBN-13	978-0316478243

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	712 g
Dimensions	16.38 x 4.37 x 23.5 cm

What to know before buying

At 688 pages, this is a substantial read. The supplied description identifies it as the duology’s conclusion, so readers seeking the full story should begin with The Jasad Heir.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Readers who have read The Jasad Heir and want the duology’s conclusion.
Fantasy readers interested in an Egyptian-inspired setting, political conflict and magic.

Less suited to

Readers looking for a standalone introduction to the Scorched Throne story.

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 4,282 ratings

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4 stars24%24%
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Customer feedback describes an engaging, emotionally affecting story, with particular praise for the characters, their development, the writing and the imagined world. These are reader impressions rather than guarantees. For someone considering a long fantasy finale, the reported emphasis on character and world-building may matter as much as the political conflict and magic described in the listing. Aggregate ratings are broadly favourable, though they do not establish how every reader will respond.

Positive themes

Readers praise the story, characters, character development, writing style and world-building.
Feedback describes the book as captivating and emotionally affecting.

Frequently asked questions

Is The Jasad Crown a standalone novel?

The listing describes it as the conclusion to the Scorched Throne duology. Reading The Jasad Heir first should provide the story’s preceding context.

What is The Jasad Crown about?

Sylvia risks everything to restore Jasad while trying to win the Urabi’s trust and conceal the effects of her magic. Arin searches for her as political and family secrets emerge.

How long is this edition?

The listing gives a print length of 688 pages.