In the year 2997, Earth teeters on the brink of collapse. Once united under the Coalition of Earth Systems (COES)-a global alliance built to heal a dying planet-humanity fractures. The seasons falter. Trust dissolves. And with one declaration, The Pale Revolution begins: a war that will drain the Earth not only of its color, but of its soul.Reighn Carver, a loyal soldier of the Eastern Front, fights to protect what little beauty remains. But when her unit is ordered to destroy fertile lands under the guise of military strategy, her faith begins to unravel. Amid the blood and ash, she begins a secret correspondence with the unlikeliest of allies: Adrian Siege, a reformist political leader on the opposing side. What begins as an exchange of intelligence becomes something deeper-letters woven with poetry, memory, and forbidden love. Their words are the only warmth in a war gone cold.Then, in 2999, Reighn vanishes during a failed ceasefire. She is presumed dead.By the year 3000, the war is over-but the Earth is no longer the same. Adrian, now a reluctant leader of a fractured world, lives surrounded by synthetic skies and colorless cities. When he uncovers a hidden archive of Reighn's final letters-some he never received, some she never sent-he is thrust back into the echoes of their bond.Told in dual timelines, The Last Great War is a sweeping dystopian romance exploring the fragility of memory, the price of peace, and the power of love to bloom even in the bleakest soil.