San M gos has stopped pretending. The surveillance is open now, the suppression is law, and one of the city's own sons has crossed over to enforce it.
So the friends stop hiding too. Venus is building her brother's formula, and every ingredient demands the same price: a monster has to step into the light and be exactly what they are. A Medusa's tears. A unicorn's song. A spark of borrowed lightning. Defiance, distilled.
It all comes to a head at the Monster's Ball, a glittering invitation that turns out to be a trap, with something far worse waiting beneath the dance floor.
Volume three of Momo & Yeti is the one where the spark catches. Defiant, joyful, and big-hearted, for readers who believe that being yourself, out loud and without asking permission, is the most dangerous thing you can do.
You Be You. Say it like you mean it.