The Inheritance Trilogy 3 Books Collection Set by N. K. Jemisin - Fantasy Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set:. The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms. The Broken Kingdoms. The Kingdom of Gods. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124229122. Publisher: Orbit. Age Range: Adult / 16+. Overview. Step into a universe where gods walk among mortals and empires rise on the backs of enslaved deities. The Inheritance Trilogy 3 Books Collection Set brings together N. K. Jemisin's acclaimed debut fantasy series in one brand-new paperback bundle. Spanning three interconnected yet standalone stories, the trilogy explores power, faith, and identity through richly drawn heroines caught in the machinations of gods and ruling families. A must-own set for fans of ambitious, character-driven epic fantasy.. About the Books. The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms opens the trilogy with Yeine Darr, an outcast noblewoman summoned to Sky, the floating palace of the ruling Arameri family, after her mother's mysterious death. Named an unlikely heir to the throne, Yeine is drawn into a lethal contest against cousins she barely knows, all while uncovering the tragic history of the gods enslaved beneath the palace. The Broken Kingdoms shifts focus to Oree Shoth, a blind artist living in the city of Shadow beneath the World Tree, who can nonetheless see magic. When she rescues a mute, glowing stranger, she is pulled into a conspiracy involving murdered godlings and a threat that could unravel the fragile peace between gods and mortals. The Kingdom of Gods concludes the trilogy through the eyes of Sieh, an ancient godling trapped in a child's body, whose friendship with two Arameri scions forces him to confront mortality, loyalty, and the true cost of freedom for gods and humans alike. Together, these novels form an emotionally intelligent saga about inherited power, colonisation, and the blurred line between deity and mortal. Jemisin's inventive worldbuilding earned The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms award nominations, cementing the trilogy's reputation as a distinctive fantasy debut.