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Everything you need to cover The Seven Kingdoms of K'Thari and its author. Images may be used with credit. For interviews, review copies or anything else, email [email protected].

The book at a glance

  • Title: The Seven Kingdoms of K'Thari: Blood of the Seven
  • Series: The Seven Kingdoms of K'Thari, Book I of a planned twelve
  • Author: Njintieuh Sieni
  • Genre: Epic fantasy rooted in African cosmology and oral tradition
  • Published: September 2026, independently
  • Formats: eBook ($6.99); Illustrated Edition paperback, full colour, 8.5 × 11 in, 564 pages ($89.99; ISBN 979-8-241-10533-2)
  • Available: Amazon, Apple Books, Kobo, Barnes & Noble, Google Play and direct from the author
  • For readers of: Children of Blood and Bone, Black Leopard, Red Wolf, A Song of Ice and Fire

Synopsis

The Oracle did not die quietly. She died screaming — not from pain, but from knowing. With her last breath, the Age of One Crown begins to end, and the ancient seals that bound the seven kingdoms for generations start to fail.

Across a continent of rivers, mountains, and hidden deltas, seven peoples reckon with a truth their ancestors buried: an evil old enough to remember the making of the world is stirring again — and the Owl, who rules no kingdom but watches them all, has begun to move.

Author bio — short (50 words)

Njintieuh Sieni is a Cameroonian-born author based in Florida. Raised on stories told aloud, he writes epic fantasy rooted in African cosmology and oral tradition. Blood of the Seven is his debut novel and the first book of The Seven Kingdoms of K'Thari, a planned twelve-book saga.

Author bio — long

Njintieuh Sieni grew up in Cameroon on stories that were spoken, not written — told aloud and passed from voice to voice, each one carrying history, a warning, and a measure of wonder. He carried those voices with him to Florida, where he now lives and writes, and they speak through every page of his work.

The Seven Kingdoms of K’Thari: Blood of the Seven is his debut novel and the opening volume of a planned twelve-book saga — an epic fantasy rooted in African cosmology and oral tradition. Seven kingdoms. Seven sacred animals. One dying crown. And a secret old enough to unmake them all.

Before novels, he made music and designed clothing, drafting the stories that would become K'Thari all along. He moved to the United States in 2010 and now lives and writes in Florida. He published independently and built the saga piece by piece — manuscript, maps, art and covers — and his long-term ambition is to bring K'Thari to the screen.

Interview topics

  • From oral tradition to the page: how stories told aloud in Cameroon shaped a 12-book fantasy saga
  • Building a fantasy world from African cosmology instead of European myth
  • Seven kingdoms, seven sacred animals: designing a world around animal-bonded power
  • Publishing a 564-page full-colour illustrated edition independently
  • From music and fashion to fiction: one storyteller's long road to a debut novel

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Contact

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