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Fury of the Dragon Goddess is the sequel to City of the Plague God by Sarwat Chadda published under Rick Riordan Presents. It was released on August 1st, 2023.[1]
Synopsis[]
What would you do if you could change the past? What mistakes would you correct? What injustices would you prevent from ever happening? What do you want more than anything? There’s only one thing Sikander Aziz wants: to have his brother, Mo, back.
When Sik gets his hands on the mythic tablet of destinies, his wish is granted. Sik is overjoyed . . . until he learns that it’s not only his brother’s destiny he changed, but everyone’s.
The more Sik tries to fix things, the more things fall apart, leading to a confrontation with Lugal, the god of insanity. Lugal wants to use the tablet to avenge the betrayal he suffered at the hands of the other gods long, long ago. He intends to resurrect his mother, Tiamat, the primordial dragon goddess and unleash destruction on a cosmic scale.
It’s up to Sik, Belet, and their new demonic bestie, Rabisu, to save not just the day but existence itself and prove once and for all that the pen is far mightier than the sword.
Characters[]
- Sikander Aziz
- Belet Amari
- Rabisu
- Daoud
- Dumuzi
- Lugal
- Ishtar
- Mohammed Aziz
- Tiamat
- Basmu Serpent
- Anzud
- Mr. Georiou
Trivia[]
- Several references are made to characters from Rick Riordan's series.
- Statues of the Egyptian Gods are at Fitzroy Castle.
- The news mentions something about the California wildfires. In The Burning Maze, they were the result of Helios being resurrected in the Labyrinth beneath California.
- The Rosetta Stone is stolen and broken at the British Museum. The Rosetta Stone was also destroyed in The Red Pyramid, albeit by accident, by Julius Kane.
- A statue of Apollo is stolen from the museum.
- A statue of Nero is broken during the chaos at the museum.
- Dumuzi mentions that Ishtar, the goddess of love and war, is now associated with the planet Venus which is also the name of the Roman goddess of love.
- Sik recalls his brief meeting with Sal Vidón in The Loneliest Demon which he is still not sure wasn't a hallucination.
References[]
Sikander Aziz series | |
Books: | City of the Plague God | Fury of the Dragon Goddess |
Main Characters: | Sikander Aziz | Gilgamesh | Belet Amari | Mohammed Aziz | Daoud | Rabisu |
Secondary Characters: | Kasusu | Sidana | Idiptu | Nadeem Aziz | Mina Aziz | Sargon |
Minor Characters: | Tirid | Ada | Humbaba | Zack | Hobbs | Clyde | Mr. Georiou | Bagheera | Shere Khan | Simba | Achilles | Florence | Saghulhaza | Mr. Khan | Farouk Khan | Duncan | Charlie Yen | Jake | Mr. Grant | Brian Walker | Helen of Troy |
Mesopotamian Gods: | Nergal | Ishtar | Erishkigal | Dumuzi | Lugal | Tiamat |
Magical Creatures: | Asakku | Lamassu | Ugallu | Poxie | Basmu Serpent | Humbaba |
Related Content: | Sarwat Chadda | Rick Riordan Presents | The Loneliest Demon |