Maya and the Lord of Shadows: A Black Girl Magic Fantasy About the Epic Final Battle for Children (Ages 8-12) (Maya and the Rising Dark). Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Maya and the Lord of Shadows: A Black Girl Magic Fantasy About the Epic Final Battle for Children (Ages 8-12) (Maya and the Rising Dark)

In the thrilling third and final book in the acclaimed Maya and the Rising Dark trilogy that Kirkus calls "truly #BlackGirlMagic," Maya must face off with the Lord of Shadows to save the human world from impending war with the Dark.

War is coming. Despite everything Maya and her father have done, the veil that protects the human world is failing. The Lord of Shadows has raised an army powerful enough to challenge the orishas. And it’s only a matter of time before he breaks through the veil and destroys Maya’s neighborhood and the rest of the world.

Maya and her friends aren’t going down without a fight. She’s honing her guardian powers, with the help of two new allies—her long lost guardian sister and a mysterious darkbringer (who might be a double agent). But when an attack hits close to home, Maya doesn’t have any more time to prepare. She must face the Lord of Shadows or risk losing everything. With her friends—Eli, Frankie, Zeran, and Eleni—by her side, Maya leads the charge in an epic showdown that takes her across worlds and to the edge of the universe.

Will she succeed or will Darkness prevail, once and for all?

• Based on West African Mythology: The mighty Orishas are challenged, and Maya must use her guardian powers to protect both the human and magical worlds.
• A Powerful Sibling Story: Maya must team up with Eleni, the powerful guardian sister she never knew she had.
• An Epic Coming of Age Finale: In the final book of the trilogy, Maya has to face her greatest fears and lead the charge to save everyone she loves from the Lord of Shadows.
• Black Girl Magic: Perfect for fans of Tristan Strong and readers looking for action-packed fantasy starring a brave Black heroine.

Rena Barron grew up in small-town Alabama where stories of magic and adventure sparked her imagination. After penning her first awful poem in middle school, she graduated to writing short stories and novels by high school. Rena loves all things science fiction, ghosts, and superheroes. She’s a self-proclaimed space nerd. When she’s not writing, she can be found reading or brushing up on her French. Follow her at @renathedreamer and renabarron.com.