Children of blood and bone

Tommy Ademi takes us into a world of magic and fantasy, recalling Zali Adibola, the heroine of the novel, when the land of Orisha was buzzing with magic, with fire magicians igniting flames, and tide magicians harnessing the waves, and Zali's mother was summoning spirits. But everything changed on the night when magic disappeared under the leadership of a merciless king, when everyone with magical abilities was targeted and killed, leaving Zali motherless, and her people hopeless. Only a few with the ability to use magic remained, and they had to stay hidden. Zali was one of these, and now she has a chance to restore magic to her people and attack the throne, and with the help of a rebellious princess, Zali must learn how to harness her abilities and overthrow the crown prince who vowed to eradicate magic from its roots forever. The danger began to loom in Orisha, where strange creatures roamed the streets, and restless spirits lurked in the water, but the greatest danger might be in Zali herself, as she struggles to tame her magical powers and her rising feelings toward the enemy.