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Adia Kelbara and the High Queen’s Tomb : 2

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£9.99

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HarperCollins 25 August 2026
Hendrix, Isi

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ISBN/SKU: 9780063266391 Categories/Genres: ,

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The second book in a fast-paced, witty, and bighearted debut Afrofantasy trilogy about a twelve-year-old apprentice in the kitchens at the prestigious Academy of Shamans who must ally with a snarky goddess and a knife-wielding warrior to save her kingdom.

Perfect for fans of Amari and the Night Brothers and The School for Good and Evil!

Adia Kelbara may have defeated the power-hungry god Olark and saved Zaria, but now she must face something even more terrifying: her first semester as a student at the Academy of Shamans. As her abilities are tested during orientation, a mysterious affliction causes everyone except for Adia and Thyme to pass outand a reanimated corpse appears, with a horrifying message.

As if that wasnt bad enough, Emperor Darian sends news that the same phenomenon is happening across the kingdom and that someone is siphoning energy from the living to resurrect corpses, creating cracks between the realms of the living and the dead.

Now it will be up to Adia to push her powers to their limit and journey to the tomb of the ancient High Queen in search of answers and a cure for the sleeping sickness besieging Zaria. But rising corpses arent the only threats that stand in her waya new enemy looms, and if Adia cant defeat them, Zaria may soon become another realm of the dead.

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