The Bloodlines of Sahael Volume Three Book Four: Divine Remnants (author's Cut) Edition

The Narsans are coming. And Nethal's Realm is dying.

In Divine Remnants, the fourth book of Volume Three of The Bloodlines of Sahael, King and Queen Vadas face a mission that cannot wait. The skies of Aarde are turning grey. Empress Iansan and Emperor Nyame are spending their life force to hold Nethal's Realm together. Without Cullinan's heart, a great diamond sealed inside Nero's Monument on the hidden island of Noelm, the realm and the skies above Aarde will not survive.

The royal family has endured the colonial invasion. The five cities of Nuberia have held. But there is no time to rest. The nine divine bloodlines are now linked to the children of King and Queen Vadas, and that connection makes them a target that the Narsan forces will never stop pursuing.

King Vadas, Queen Vadas, and Educator Gotoré must leave their sons behind and travel to Noelm. The island is invisible to all those without divine blood. Its skies are thick with obsidian ash clouds. No contact has been made with Noelm in over four hundred years. What waits on the other side is unknown, and whatever obstacles arise must be faced as they come.

Their sons remain in Nethal's Realm as heirs. The realm requires an heir present at all times to survive. The princes train. The young Hinza watches and waits. And the weight of Nyantoc's prophecy continues its forward movement with every breath they take.

Meanwhile the Narsan forces draw ever closer. The word has spread far across the colonies that the Black Madonna and her bloodline are alive and in the outer lands. The hunt has never been more focused. And the only path forward is deeper into danger.

Divine Remnants is the fourth book of Volume Three of The Bloodlines of Sahael, the Author's Cut Edition of Dwayne A. Madry's mythic saga drawing from the deep inheritance of Kemetic, Yoruban, Hausan, and Sumerian history. The divine bloodlines press forward. The skies are failing. And the remnants of a scattered people must find their way back to themselves before anything else can be saved.