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The stunning sequel, This Woven Kingdom, topped the New York Times bestseller list almost immediately after its release. Readers who enjoyed the Shatter Me trilogy by Leigh Bardugo, Sabaa Tahir, and Tomi Adeyemi will enjoy this new novel, which also features potent magic, smouldering desire, and heartbreaking betrayal.

During a passionate kiss, barriers between Alizeh, the long-lost heir to an ancient Jinn country, and Kamran, the crown prince of the Ardunian empire, crumbled. Their lives have changed drastically as a result.

As the rightful heir to the Jinn, Alizeh must free them from the human dominion that has reduced them to miserable existences on the margins of their full potential. Since falling for her, the human heir to the throne, Kamran, has begun to doubt everything he has been taught about Jinn.

Kamran's grandpa was put to death at the order of Cyrus, king of Tulan, a nearby country. They intend to wed in Cyrus's homeland, so he had Alizeh brought back there. To help her reach her goal of becoming king of the Jinn, he will fulfil the terms of his own deal with the devil. He'll help her out by giving her access to everything she needs.

Neither Cyrus's deal with the devil nor the devil himself pique Alizeh's interest. But since she can't get away from Tulan and her fate is so close, she must make up her mind about whether or not she can overcome her feelings and become the queen that her people so rightfully deserve.

Meanwhile, Kamran is busy repairing Ardunia to its former glory. Because of the constant betrayal, he knows he must seek revenge in Tulan for his grandfather. He hopes that Alizeh will still be waiting for him when he arrives and that she hasn't become king of Tulan just yet.

Mafi was born on November 9, 1988, in a small town in Connecticut. She is the youngest of five siblings; her four older brothers are all male. Mafi is the product of Iranian parents. Once a resident of Northern California, she and her family relocated to Orange County when she was 14 years old.

In Irvine, California, Mafi graduated from University High School. At some point, she managed to get herself enrolled at the nearby Soka University of America in Aliso Viejo, California, and eventually graduate. She can communicate effectively in eight languages, though her proficiency varies widely among them. She studied abroad in Barcelona for a semester. This trip gave her the opportunity to fully immerse herself in the Spanish language.

Her breakthrough came with the dystopian YA trilogy Shatter Me, whose main characters all have unique abilities. Mafi's writing displays originality, lyricism, and even poetry.

Her works frequently address such universal themes as love, hope, self-discovery, and inner fortitude.

Mafi's works have been translated into a plethora of languages, a testament to both their widespread popularity and critical acclaim. Millions of her fans attest to her prowess as a writer and the profound emotional effect of her books.

Mafi has made a name for herself in the literary community as a vocal proponent of inclusive YA fiction.

Those who have been following the Woven Kingdom series will not want to miss this breathtaking sequel. Given its length (416 pages), it will be published in English, and it is recommended for readers over the age of 12. (English). With exploding magic, smouldering romance, and terrible betrayal, These Infinite Threads is a stunning sequel to the instant New York Times and Sunday Times bestseller This Woven Kingdom. This book is by the same author as This Woven Kingdom. 

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