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Astrid Scholte is an Australian author known for her young adult fantasy novels. Before becoming a writer, she worked in film and animation, including projects for Weta Digital and Animal Logic.
Known for: Four Dead Queens
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Four Dead Queens
In the kingdom of Quadara, four queens rule together, each governing one of the four quadrants. When Keralie Corrington, a skilled thief, intercepts a message revealing a deadly conspiracy, she becomes entangled in a race against time to uncover the truth behind the assassination of the queens. The story blends murder mystery and fantasy, exploring loyalty, deception, and power.
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The Divided Kingdom of Quadara
Quadara stands unique—a kingdom ruled not by one monarch but four, each presiding over her quadrant according to its creed. Archia values simplicity and agriculture, where honesty and diligence sustain life. Eonia worships logic and efficiency, its citizens trained in thought and discipline above al...
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A Thief, A Messenger, and a Conspiracy
Keralie Corrington was never meant to be a hero. She thrives in Toria’s bustling streets, where quick fingers and quicker wit are her survival tools. Her world exists outside rules—the chaos that mirrors her inner restlessness. When I created her, I wanted readers to meet someone who resists authori...
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About Astrid Scholte
Astrid Scholte is an Australian author known for her young adult fantasy novels. Before becoming a writer, she worked in film and animation, including projects for Weta Digital and Animal Logic. Her works often feature imaginative worlds and strong female protagonists.
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