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Arcana: The Lost Heirs

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Synopsis

'AN INTRIGUING MASH-UP OF MYSTERY AND MAGIC, STARRING A LOVABLE CREW OF QUEER MISFITS. I'M EAGERLY AWAITING THE NEXT INSTALMENT!' - ALICE OSEMAN, BESTSELLING CREATOR OF HEARTSTOPPER

In a world ruled by ancient spells and silent power, five young witches are about to discover that the truth is the most dangerous magic of all.

James, Daphne, Koko and Sonny have always known the Arcana - a secretive society of witches governed by the enigmatic Majors - as home. Eli Jones, however, hadn't even known other witches existed . . . until he meets James.

Inducted into the Arcana, Eli soon finds more than just spells and secrets within its walls, including the family he never had and a blossoming romance with James.

But beneath the Arcana's magical surface, something sinister is stirring. And when the group delves deeper into the mystery surrounding the deaths of their parents and the Majors' ascent, they discover that the Arcana's power comes at a cost - and they may be the ones fated to pay it.

To break the curse, they'll have to confront the past. To save each other, they'll have to risk everything.

A stunning graphic novel about the families we choose, the love we fight for and the courage it takes to break the cycle.

'THIS WHIMSICAL, INCLUSIVE, QUEER DEUT YA GRAPHIC NOVEL IS INSPIRED BY THE TAROT DECK' - THE GUARDIAN

Details

29 January 2026
384 pages
9781471420122
Imprint: Hot Key Books

Reviews

This whimsical, inclusive, queer debut YA graphic novel is inspired by the tarot deck.Imogen Russell-Williams, The Guardian
[A] cool graphic novel. . . this is one I predict will do well with all teenagers, whether they are already into graphic novels or not.Charlotte Eyre, The Bookseller
Guided by the principles of Tarot, Prentice-Jones creates a world both familiar and infused with an otherworldliness that is simply captivating. Unmissable for lovers of a witchy tale.Ruth Concannon, Irish Examiner
Heartstopper meets Mystery Inc in this cosy first instalment of the Arcana graphic novel duology. Prentice-Jones embraces diversity, authenticity and Queer joy in their tarot-inspired debut. . . stylised illustrations evolve alongside the dialogue creating an immersive experience for the reader, at times allowing us to peer directly into the minds of its protagonists. Young adults and beyond will enjoy this endearing group of friends as they come together to solve the mystery of the Majors and reject prejudice. It's about carving out your own destiny while having fun along the wayNikki Reddy, Children's Books Ireland