The World Below Omnibus
Hardcover
ISBN13: 9781763767263
Publisher: Vivienne Lee Fraser
Published: Dec 6 2025
Pages: 788
Weight: 3.49
Height: 2.31 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Two Strangers. One Shattered Realm, And A Quest Neither OF Them Asked For
Pris never questioned the world around her-until Snake crashed into her life and turned it upside down. What starts as a simple mission to track down her missing parents spirals into a whirlwind adventure across magical realms, ancient rivalries, and high-stakes quests.
Together, Pris and Snake journey from the World Above to the World Below, uncovering secrets about their heritage, awakening dangerous powers, and finding unexpected allies-including their reluctant guide Percival, the Witch of Wimbledon and a mythical monster.
As revelations unfold-dragons are real, magic is fading, and Pris is an actual Elven Princess-Pris, Snake, and Percival are thrust into the heart of court politics and they find themselves protecting the fabric of magic itself.
With tensions mounting, saving their parents is no longer enough. To heal their worlds and stop them from unraveling forever, the trio must face betrayal, fractured friendships, and their own deepest fears.
Pris and Snake came together to save their families.
Can they stay together long enough to save the world?
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