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- Book 4 of October Daye. See all October Daye books in order
- The book before
- An Artificial Night
- The book after
- One Salt Sea
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- Last checked: September 25, 2026, against penguinrandomhouse.com
What Late Eclipses is about
The setup only, with no spoilers. Each line names the record it rests on.
- Toby, a private detective who is half Fae, is hit hard when the troubles of the Fae of San Francisco reach her own life. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
problems plaguing the San Francisco Fae community strike home on a personal level
- Out of nowhere, the Mists' Queen makes Toby a countess. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
the Queen of the Mists promotes Toby to countess
- The Queen hates her, so it is plainly a trap, yet Toby cannot turn it down. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
it's quite obviously a trap, but not something Toby can refuse or avoid
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Other books in October Daye
18 books listed so far
- Book 1: Rosemary and Rue
- Book 2: A Local Habitation
- Book 3: An Artificial Night
- Book 5: One Salt Sea
- Book 6: Ashes of Honor
- Book 7: Chimes at Midnight
- Book 8: The Winter Long
- Book 9: A Red-Rose Chain
- Book 10: Once Broken Faith
- Book 11: The Brightest Fell
- Book 12: Night and Silence
- Book 13: The Unkindest Tide
- Book 14: A Killing Frost
- Book 15: When Sorrows Come
- Book 16: Be the Serpent
- Book 17: Sleep No More
- Book 18: The Innocent Sleep
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