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Queen of Cahraman
A Young Adult Fantasy Novel by Lucy Tempest
Book 3 of the Fairytales of Folkshore Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Quest Fantasy,
- Portal Fantasy,
- Dark Fantasy,
- Redemption Arc,
- Second Chance Romance
This book is for you if you're into...
- High-stakes quests for magical artifacts with everything on the line
- Friend groups tested by betrayal and hard-won trust
- Fantasy worlds with corrupted kingdoms and dark sorcery
A DARK SORCERESS. A CAPTIVE KINGDOM. A GAMBLE FOR SALVATION. After a lifetime of running away, now she must make a stand.
In a corrupted Cahraman, Ada is back on the streets, struggling to save her friends and the kingdom from the fallout of her devastating mistake. The only way to redeem herself is to put things back as they were, but that seems impossible when her enemy is all-powerful.
When Cyrus and her friends escape, their reunion turns bittersweet as her part in Nariman's takeover is exposed. Now that Cyrus no longer trusts her, there is only one thing that could fix everything: the lamp.
But her plan to steal it flings them on a treacherous quest for salvation through forgotten lands, unseen worlds and a cave of wonders. A journey that tests their love, their knowledge of who they are, unearthing shocking truths about them all and exposing the dark side of magic.
With no more secrets and no more need for lies, Ada's goal is now to surmount the harrowing obstacles thrown her way and find the one thing that can defeat Nariman before it's too late. But if she fails, they're all doomed to this grim fate forever.
This is a full-length novel at 110,000 words.
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