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Bones and Runes

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Three friends have their loyalty, beliefs and ancestral magic pushed to the limit. Mlilo, a young isangoma, is forced to call on his friend Dan, a Druid apprentice, to help him retrieve his sacred ...
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  • 08 September 2026
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Three friends have their loyalty, beliefs and ancestral magic pushed to the limit. 


Mlilo, a young isangoma, is forced to call on his friend Dan, a Druid apprentice, to help him retrieve his sacred amathambo (bones) from the clutches of evil. Taking us on an unprecedented journey through the magical realms of his ancestry and traditional beliefs, Mlilo's emerging skills are tested in life or death encounters with beings from the realm of Abaphansi. Amira, a close friend of Dan's, has her own independent path to forge but will soon find that her personal quests are inextricably linked to the two men. 


The solitary isangoma, self-reliant to the extreme, will learn the importance of friendships, alliances and the meaning of living life in the real.

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Price: $19.95
Pages: 298
Publisher: Rosarium Publishing
Imprint: Rosarium Publishing
Publication Date: 08 September 2026
Trim Size: 9.00 X 6.00 in
ISBN: 9798993295039
Format: Paperback
BISACs: Horror, ghost stories and supernatural fiction, FICTION / World Literature / Africa / General, FICTION / Fantasy / Urban, Myths and Legends / Mythic fiction, Dark fantasy
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"Highly original and compelling. Embleton's strange world is immersive and intriguing. This is a novel of adventure and ideas.”


T.L. Huchu, author of The Library of the Dead



"Confident in its use of language to engage with the themes of unity, friendship, heritage, and culture while still delivering on the action (especially in its third half), this is a vivid and fun urban fantasy quest."


Wole Talabi, author of Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon  




“Embleton’s portrayal overflows with imagination, filling it to the brim with all manner of beings and deities from Zulu tradition. Richly imagined and powerfully authentic.”


Damien Lawardorn, AUREALIS