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Learn moreThree down-on-their-luck adventurers seek a lost civilization in this epic Minecraft novel!
Rajah would do anything to be a great adventurer. But how can he, when his father’s already triumphed over every adventure he can think of? Lord Maharajah fought the Ender Dragon, charted the Overworld, and built a grand manor house. Rajah is surrounded by hand-me-downs, from his father’s fancy old name to his fancy old sword.
His servant, Pal, and his squire, Faith, do what they can to help. But Pal is too gentle to be any good in a fight, and Faith’s faith is being tested by the knight she thought was a hero. Try as he might, Rajah isn’t anyone’s hero—he’s everyone’s punchline.
Everything changes, though, when, at the end of another day’s failure, Rajah, Pal, and Faith find something: a map that leads to the one place Lord Maharajah never conquered—a legendary castle rumored to hide a mysterious lost civilization’s wondrous inventions.
At last, the greatest adventure of their lives has begun. The three must trek through perilous swamps, climb high mountains, and discover their true worth. It’s the only way to reach their distant destination: Castle Redstone!
Sarwat Chadda has written eleven books and has had his work translated into a dozen languages. He's the author of The City of the Plague God for Rick Riordan Presents, as well as the Ash Mistry series and the Shadow Magic trilogy under the pen name Joshua Khan. In addition to his novels, he's written comic books, TV shows, and podcasts. A lifelong gamer, Sarwat’s been creating worlds and stories since he picked up his first copy of the Dungeons & Dragons Player’s Handbook and even now, decades later, still runs a weekly game.