This Woven Kingdom: Every Spiral of Fate by Tahereh Mafi - Book 4 - YA Fantasy Romance Hardback - Ages 14+ - Brand New

Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Hardback ISBN: 9780008629151 Publisher: Electric Monkey (HarperCollins Children's Books) Age Range: 14+ Overview: Every Spiral of Fate is the eagerly awaited fourth volume in Tahereh Mafi's bestselling This Woven Kingdom series, a Persian-inspired YA fantasy romance saga. Alizeh and Cyrus, bound by love and an ancient blood oath, must flee alongside Kamran and their Ardunian allies on dragon-back into the legendary mountains of Arya. As magical discoveries and fresh alliances emerge, every loyalty is tested and the Tulanian king's darkest secrets are finally exposed. This brand-new hardback continues one of the most talked-about romantasy series for teen and adult readers alike. About the Book: To prepare for the war ahead and protect her people, Alizeh must finally uncover the full extent of her magic while outrunning enemies determined to stop her. Every Spiral of Fate picks up in the immediate aftermath of the previous instalment, thrusting Alizeh, Cyrus, Kamran and their companions into a perilous flight toward the legendary mountains of Arya. There, a firestorm of revelations awaits: magical discoveries, unexpected allies, and shattering truths about the Tulanian king that will change everything. Mafi's storytelling continues to blend richly detailed, Persian-inspired world-building with slow-burn, high-stakes romance, as desperate confessions and impossible decisions push Alizeh and Cyrus toward a love powerful enough to rewrite destiny itself. Themes of duty, identity, sacrifice and cultural heritage run throughout, giving the fast-paced plot genuine emotional weight alongside its dragon flights, court intrigue and magical peril. Fans of the series will find the fourth instalment delivers breathtaking pacing, morally complex characters, and a central romance that refuses easy answers, while newcomers benefit from Mafi's assured, immersive prose. As the saga edges toward its climax, allegiances fracture and the consequences of earl