Daevabad Trilogy 3 Books Collection Set by S. A. Chakraborty - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:
The City of Brass
The Kingdom of Copper
The Empire of Gold

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback

Overview:
Step into the Daevabad trilogy with the complete Daevabad Trilogy Series 3 Books Collection Set by S. A. Chakraborty. The City of Brass, the debut novel published in 2017, invites you to 18th‑century Cairo’s bustling markets, where Nahri, a sharp-witted con artist, stumbles into a hidden world of magic and politics when she encounters the djinn and the ancient city of Daevabad. The Kingdom of Copper, the second volume, deepens the intricate power play among rival djinn factions as Nahri’s lineage and alliances shape a kingdom’s destiny. The Empire of Gold, the final act released in 2020, brings Nahri, Dara, and their comrades to a fever pitch of loyalties tested, prophecies fulfilled, and a people’s fate hanging in the balance. This set offers a bold, immersive fantasy experience that blends Middle Eastern folklore with brisk intrigue, lush world‑building, and characters whose choices echo long after the last page. A complete, cinematic journey for fans of epic fantasy.

What Makes This Collection Special:
This is more than three books in a single package—it’s a single, transformative reading journey. The Daevabad trilogy threads Nahri’s sharp wit and resilience through a sweeping arc of cultural collision, political maneuvering, and magic that feels tangible and alive. Readers experience a rare blend: air‑tight plotting, vivid world‑building inspired by folklore, and a coming‑of‑age story that grows darker and more personal with each installment. Owning the complete set means seamless pacing, consistent tone, and the satisfaction of a full narrative arc without waiting for future releases. The trilogy’s scope makes it ideal for weekend binge sessions, gift‑giving at its best, and a stunning shelf‑worthy collection that speaks to passionate fantasy readers.

Books Included in This Collection:
The City of Brass
The City of Brass introduces Nahri as she steps from the bustling streets of Cairo into a city of gilded walls and dangerous magic. This opening novel blends historical texture with fantastical intrigue, laying the groundwork for Daevabad’s complex court politics and the awakening of Nahri’s latent power. Readers are drawn into a world where cunning, loyalty, and love collide under the pressure of ancient codes and modern desire, making this a gripping entry point for new readers and a satisfying start for series fans.

The Kingdom of Copper
In The Kingdom of Copper, the stakes rise as Daevabad’s politics tighten around Nahri, the djinn courts, and the fragile balance of power. The narrative escalates with shifting loyalties, bold schemes, and revelations about lineage and prophecy that redefine what readers thought they knew about this world. Chakraborty’s signature blend of lush atmosphere and high‑tension plotting keeps the pace relentless while expanding the mythos at the heart of the trilogy.

The Empire of Gold
The Empire of Gold culminates the trilogy with a volatile convergence of magic, history, and human consequence. As old wounds flare and new alliances form, the characters confront the costs of ambition, the costs of love, and the possibilities of a future shaped by choice. This finale delivers sweeping battlelines, intimate character moments, and a verdict on what it means to claim power in a world built on memory and myth.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Ideal for fans of richly imagined fantasy with strong female leads, intricate world‑building, and sweeping political intrigue. If you enjoy books that weave folklore with brisk contemporary momentum, this complete trilogy is a natural fit. It’s perfect for readers who want a self‑contained epic in one purchase, collectors who prize premium paperback sets, and gift buyers seeking a memorable, high‑impact fantasy gift for graduates, book clubs, or commemorations. This collection suits readers who crave immersive settings, morally complex decisions, and a story you can devour in a single, satisfying sitting or over a careful weekend binge.

Key Benefits:

• Complete trilogy in one handsome paperback collection for easy reading order.
• Rich, folklore‑inspired world with vivid culture, politics, and magic systems.
• Compelling character journeys from streetwise Nahri to influential leaders and tacticians.
• High‑stakes drama that blends personal choices with global consequences.
• Great value compared with buying individual titles, plus cohesive shelf presence.
• Engaging for devoted fantasy fans and newcomers alike who love immersive epics.

About the Author:
S. A. Chakraborty is the American author of the Daevabad Trilogy, consisting of The City of Brass (2017), The Kingdom of Copper (2019), and The Empire of Gold (2020). Her debut novel introduced readers to Nahri, Daevabad, and a vivid mythic world inspired by Middle Eastern folklore. The City of Brass earned multiple award nominations, and Chakraborty’s work has been celebrated for its ambitious world‑building, lyrical prose, and morally nuanced characters. The trilogy’s final installment delivered a dramatic culmination that solidified Chakraborty’s reputation as a leading voice in contemporary fantasy.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
This is not merely a box of three books; it’s a doorway to a lush, fully realized world where every page deepens the mystery and every character leaves a lasting impression. The set offers a complete, coherent reading journey—from Cairo’s bustling markets to Daevabad’s glittering courts and back to the ethical complexities of power—without gaps or rough edges. It makes a standout gift for fantasy lovers, a collector’s treasure for display, and an inviting entry point for readers curious about folklore‑inspired epic sagas. Owning the trilogy in one edition ensures consistency, comfort, and a thoroughly rewarding reading experience from start to finish.

Please Note: The individual books included in this listing will be dispatched as per the original UK ISBN and UK edition cover image shown in the image.