Inheritance Trilogy 3 Book Set by N. K. Jemisin The Hundred-Thousand Kingdoms The Broken Kingdoms The Kingdom Of Gods

Discover The Inheritance Trilogy Collection — a boxed-style paperback set that transports readers into a richly imagined world of gods, mortals, and political intrigue. Perfect for fantasy fans, book collectors, parents seeking adventurous reads for teens, or classrooms building discussions on power and identity, this 3-book set by bestselling author N. K. Jemisin is a compelling introduction to one of modern fantasys most celebrated series. Titles in this Set: The Hundred-Thousand Kingdoms; The Broken Kingdoms; The Kingdom Of Gods Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124229122 Each novel stands strong on its own while forming part of a larger, award-winning narrative tapestry. N. K. Jemisin — a Hugo Award–winning author and New York Times notable author — brings depth, empathy, and inventive worldbuilding to this childrens series? (note: ideal for older teens and adult readers) — crafted to spark imagination and conversation. Trusted by critics and readers alike, Jemisins early work helped establish her reputation long before The Fifth Season won universal acclaim. The Hundred-Thousand Kingdoms introduces Yeine Darr, an outcast from the northern tribes who is summoned to Sky — a palace above the clouds where gods and mortals are entwined. Named as a potential heir to the throne, Yeine is thrust into a ruthless struggle against cousins she never knew, navigating family betrayal, political scheming, and the unsettling power of enslaved deities. The Broken Kingdoms follows Oree Shoth, a blind artist who perceives the world differently and rescues a glowing homeless man whose presence drags her into a conspiracy. Set in the city of Shadow beneath the World Tree, this installment blends mystery and urban fantasy as godlings are murdered and secrets about sight, art, and faith come to light. The Kingdom Of Gods centers on Shahar Arameri, the last scion of a family that once held absolute power by enslaving gods. With the gods now free and the Aram