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ISBN: 9781035088058
ISBN-10: 1035088053
Series: The War of Lost Hearts
Published: 13th January 2026
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Publisher: Pan Macmillan UK
Country of Publication: AU
Dimensions (cm): 24.5 x 16.6 x 4.5
Weight (kg): 0.76
How does Daughter of No Worlds differ from Carissa Broadbent's Crowns of Nyaxia series?
Whilst both series feature Broadbent's signature blend of epic fantasy and romance, Daughter of No Worlds is set in an entirely separate world with its own distinct magic system centred on Wielders and the Orders organisations. This novel predates the Crowns of Nyaxia series and showcases Broadbent's earlier work, offering readers a chance to see how her storytelling evolved before she achieved New York Times bestselling status. The magic system here focuses on elemental wielding and organised magical institutions rather than the vampire-centric world of Nyaxia.
What kind of magic system can readers expect in this novel?
The magic system revolves around Wielders who can manipulate specific elements, such as fire in the case of Maxantarius, and these magic users are organised into powerful institutions called the Orders. Tisaanah herself possesses a touch of magic, though her abilities and background appear distinct from the formal training offered by these organisations. The magic system seems structured and hierarchical, with the Orders representing the pinnacle of magical power and influence in this world, creating both opportunities and dangers for those seeking to join their ranks.
Is this book suitable for readers new to Carissa Broadbent's work?
Absolutely, as Daughter of No Worlds is a standalone story set in a completely different world from her more widely known Crowns of Nyaxia series. New readers can dive straight into this novel without any prior knowledge of Broadbent's other works, making it an excellent entry point to experience her writing style and thematic interests. The book showcases her characteristic combination of complex fantasy world-building, morally grey characters, and romantic tension that has since made her a bestselling author.
What themes of social justice does this fantasy explore?
The novel directly confronts issues of slavery, freedom, and systemic oppression through Tisaanah's journey as a former slave fighting against the institutions that enabled her captivity. Her quest isn't merely personal survival but extends to rescuing others still trapped in bondage, suggesting a broader exploration of collective liberation versus individual escape. The tension between the powerful Orders and those they've marginalised, combined with Maxantarius's disillusionment with these same institutions, indicates a nuanced examination of how power structures perpetuate injustice even within supposedly enlightened magical societies.
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