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Family Drama: Fight for Sinterobe
A child has been born without the portal through which magic comes through. In a place such as Sinterobe where sorcery is the only way of life, surviving may be futile.
In the immortal empire of Sinterobe, power is not inherited-it is taken, carved, and stolen through blood, Kai, and ruthless ambition. At the center of this dark dominion stands Queen Maveth, a necromancer whose wrath has shaped centuries. Her rule is absolute, her cruelty legendary, and her children-eleven royal sons forged from war, curses, and manipulation-are both her weapons and her weaknesses.
But when a prophecy resurfaces, everything she built begins to crack.
A child is born without Kai-Vertla, the impossible anomaly whose existence threatens to unravel the balance of necromancy itself. His bloodline is no accident; he is the result of Maveth’s own calculated interference, a living key to the most dangerous artifact in existence: the Pactast Granter, a wish‑stone capable of granting any desire at the cost of unimaginable destruction.
Maveth wants the stone destroyed. Her enemies want it awakened. And her sons… they want answers.
At the heart of the chaos stands Spectatorem, the first royal son-patient, powerful, and feared even among his brothers. When he reads Maveth’s letter summoning them to war, the fragile unity of the royal family fractures. Rivalries ignite. Old wounds reopen. And the brothers-Sapienta, Deus, Fortis, Animalia, Vinco, Diluc, Praedam, Rapax, Erap-are thrust into a conflict where loyalty is a weapon and betrayal is expected.
As Maveth prepares for a war that will shake the foundations of necromancy, her sons are sent across the empire to hunt traitors, secure alliances, and eliminate threats. But the deeper they go, the more they uncover: secrets buried for generations, curses woven into their blood, and a truth none of them were meant to know.
Meanwhile, far from the throne, a coalition rises-Hade, the immortal rebel who once served Maveth; Siena, the young archer with a fire that prophecy favors; Drago, the ghostly father of the royal sons; Dashoni, the shapeshifter whose past is tied to Vertla’s birth. Together, they race against time to protect the child who could save or doom the world.
When Spectatorem falls in a catastrophic betrayal, the empire shatters. Maveth’s grief becomes fury, her fury becomes war, and her war becomes a storm that consumes everything in its path. Necromancers rise from the dead. Armies march without breath. The sky darkens. And the throne of Sinterobe becomes the most dangerous seat in existence.
Family Drama: Fight for Sinterobe is a tale of power, prophecy, and the terrifying lengths a mother will go to protect her reign. It is the story of brothers bound by blood and broken by destiny. A world where immortality is a curse, loyalty is a lie, and every wish comes with a price.
And at the center of it all stands Vertla-the child without Kai, the fulcrum of prophecy, the spark that could ignite salvation… or annihilation.
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tabitha menes (verified owner) –
Great story, really a fascinating book to read.
Good writer with very good storylines!
Turner Laretta (verified owner) –
Make sure you read the E-book before listlning to the audio. The audiobook is mediocre at best. I am only giving it 4 stars becaose the E-book was a dekightful read
Larry Irvin (verified owner) –
You should change the title name to reflect the book’s awesomeness..Also when is the sequel coming out
louisa Malintara (verified owner) –
Family drama is such a great magic realism book. I highly recommend it
Larry Fowler (verified owner) –
Imagine if our world was like sinterobe. That wuld make for an intersting life/ Anyway great book of fantasy fiction you have here.
Sidney Green (verified owner) –
The title of the book did not do it justice
Bimpe Atanda (verified owner) –
I recommend this book to anyine who loves paranormal thrillers!
Mann Dre (verified owner) –
Family drama is a paranormal thriller. It is a wondeerful read
Randell Ranford (verified owner) –
Good read
Mika Ty {verified owner) –
This is an exceptional fantasy fiction book.
Sia Manilla (verified owner) –
I really enjoyed reading family drama
Lisa Sourjon (verified owner) –
This was a really good read.
Tre S (verified owner) –
I highly recommend the E-book than the audiobiik
Alice Madden (verified owner) –
This is one of the best paronormal books I have read in a while. Kudus!
kenya Ariel (verified owner) –
This is an awesome book. The magic and realistc approach to the story line is really good
Rita Kirchi (verified owner) –
Thanks for making an audiobook for your E-books as well. Makes things so much easier for lazy readers like moi lol
Sophi Madeson (verified owner) –
Family drama is a great paranormal romance
Dami Omola (verified owner) –
I enjoyed reading about the magical city of sinterobe. When is the sequel?
Tunde B (verified owner) –
Its a really good book. Rastabald is a badass..
Jeremy Sinna (verified owner) –
I love rastalbald…but i do think the for queen still has enough man power to fuck shit up
Shauna Aditta (verified owner) –
So much to love in this book. I hope there is another family drama book about Tresheya or something.
Sol Ariasin (verified owner) –
The quuen of Sinterobe would be back for sure. I hope there is a sequel in the making. Even though it did finish to a satisfactory level.
Daniel Olarenwaju (verified owner) –
Family Drama is an astounding read for people who like paranormal.
Mike Arint (verified owner) –
the fight for Treshaya should be the nest story line, I would like to read more about how that went down
Charles Richard (verified owner) –
Family Drama is a lovely read
Sidney Binta (verified owner) –
This is a good audiobook for fantasy fiction
Fowler James (verified owner) –
Family Drama and Destiny bound are two of my favorites books from olamide ojo
Ron M (verified owner) –
the Ten brothers of sinterobe are an intersting bunch. I will like to see a sequel to this book