Legendborn
About the Series
Legendborn is a captivating young adult fantasy series that blends Arthurian legend with contemporary themes of magic, identity, and social justice. The story follows Bree Matthews, a 16-year-old who, after a personal tragedy, discovers a secret society known as the Legendborn that is descended from King Arthur’s Knights of the Round Table. As she navigates this world of magic and hidden truths, Bree grapples with her heritage, the complexities of grief, and the power of community.
Series Details
- Author:Tracy Deonn
- Started:2020
- Books:2
- Status:Complete
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Books in Order
Legendborn
2020In the first book of the series, Bree Matthews attends a pre-college program at the University of North Carolina, where she encounters a secret society of Legendborn, descendants of Arthurian legend. As she investigates the society, she uncovers dark forces at play and discovers her own magical abilities, all while dealing with the grief of her mother's death. The book intricately weaves themes of race, magic, and history, setting the stage for a thrilling adventure.
Bloodmarked
2022The second installment continues Bree's journey as she delves deeper into the world of the Legendborn. With new allies and enemies, Bree must confront her legacy and the impact of her choices. Tensions rise as the society faces external threats and internal strife, forcing Bree to reconcile her identity with her newfound powers. The stakes are higher, and the secrets of the past threaten to unravel everything she holds dear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'Legendborn' part of a series?
Yes, 'Legendborn' is the first book in a planned series, followed by 'Bloodmarked', with more installments expected in the future.
What age group is 'Legendborn' suitable for?
The series is primarily aimed at young adult readers, typically ages 12 and up, but it also appeals to adult readers who enjoy fantasy and contemporary issues.
What makes 'Legendborn' unique compared to other fantasy series?
The series stands out by incorporating elements of Arthurian legend with modern themes of race, grief, and identity, creating a rich narrative that resonates with contemporary societal issues while maintaining a fantasy backdrop.