![]() ![]() ![]() Too much of the story is spent waiting for something to happen, and both dragon and Fenthri characters tend toward the insufferable. She and Cvareh are here to find the essence that powers the Philosopher’s Box, which will help them liberate the Fenthri from dragon rule, but they must conduct their search while concealing Cvareh’s trip to Loom from dragon king Yveun Dono, who kills on a whim. The islands are brilliantly light-bathed, and their architecture defies gravity, but Arianna is allowed to see little of them. Elise Kova has prepared a media kit to help facilitate reviewers. THE DRAGONS OF NOVA does contain some violence, sex, and gore. It is an Adult novel with an older YA Crossover appeal. Fenthri Arianna and dragon Cvareh have made an abrupt departure from Loom via glider, and now Arianna is learning what the higher half of the world looks like. Please be aware that unlike Elise Kova's previous work, Air Awakens, the Loom Saga is not Young Adult (YA). ![]() The Fenthri have advanced mechanical knowledge, but their guns and bombs are no match for dragon magic. Above the world of Loom float the Islands of Nova, home of the dragons that rule over the earthbound humans called Fenthri. In this muted second book in the Loom trilogy (following The Alchemists of Loom), Kova’s steampunk-edged fantasy lags into dreary repetition. ![]()
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