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Worldmaker of Yand #2

Polaris: Worldmaker of Yand, Second Edition

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POLARIS
Winner of Literary Titan's Science Fiction Contest.
Top eighteen Science Fiction Books of 2023--Coverfly.
Finalist in Screencraft’s Cinematic Book Competition.

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Escaping the aftermath of a bloody interstellar war against the savage K’tul, Worldmaker Yanara brings her family to a new moon in the Polaris star system. Filled with magic and new adventures, the challenge of colonizing their new home blends with unraveling threads of Yanara’s darker past… tying her to the K’tul? What secrets will they discover? Will the family finally find peace, or will the vengeful K’tul find them again, pursuing their trail across the galaxies?

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The evolution of the characters! The kids are now teenagers, growing into their birth traits and all that entails. The Pathfinder must find his path, so to speak, and the boy does that with aplomb. No, not really. He shows his promise early on but then struggles to master it at will. His brother Hawklord wrestles with a personal tragedy as he transforms himself into his regal incarnation.
More romance blossoms. Yanara’s bonds to her spouses grow, and the kids find their soulmates while a mystery love story unfolds that obliterates gender stereotypes and transcends centuries—and even death.
The main storyline explores themes of perseverance and new beginnings following the horror of war and the resulting PTSD. And a mystery that ties the family to the K’tul!?
A new exciting world is introduced around the Polaris tertiary star system.
As with the prequel, Yildun, the story is narrated by Yanara, with extensive dialog and vivid scenes. And brilliantly illustrated. Ms. Dormishev surpassed herself!

304 pages, Paperback

Published October 29, 2022

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Andri E. Elia

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The author is an award-winning poet, novelist, and Ph.D. Scientist. She immigrated to the US as a teenager, due to war in her native country and is a naturalized US citizen. Her scientific work yielded many patented inventions of new composite materials aimed at light-weighting vehicles. Her passion is writing sci-fi/fantasy. She has penned 9 short stories and five novels in the WorldmakerTM of Yand Universe. She lives in Florida, on the ocean, with her son and their four cats, and continues to write.

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January 20, 2022
Worldmaker of Yand-Polaris, by Andri E. Elia, is the second book in the spellbinding Worldmaker of Yand series. In this book, Yanara builds a new city in the aftermath of war. The story begins with Yanara, Frost, and Mandolen on a new planet after the war. While they recover from their injuries, they begin to make a new life in a place they name Tuncay.

There are so many revelations in this book that will appeal to fans of the series. Yanara’s backstory continues to get deeper and more intriguing as we discover more about her lineage while she is creating a new life for herself. She has a brother who was in love with the Queen, Stardust, and finds out her son can also wormhole. The leader, Wolf, uses another to get to Yanara and her family. On top of all those tantalizing revelations, we also discover that the k’tul leader, although shot in the head with an arrow during the war, had his body preserved in a pod.

Andri Eli’s writing style in this vibrant story has improved since the first book, which allows readers to appreciate the depth and creativity of the world and characters. With a much better pace and flow to the story, I feel like this book is very easy to read, even with its sometimes weighty ideas. The first book in the Worldmaker of Yand series built-up tension slowly and revealed the plot at a methodical pace while using a lot of descriptions along the way to give readers a clear idea of the events taking place. But this entertaining book places readers right in the middle of the action, which makes for a much more intriguing read.

The dialogue between characters is fluid and engaging, allowing readers to connect with the characters. I admire Yanara for her strength and her selflessness, and I really appreciated how well these character traits are drawn-out in the story. This book has an ensemble cast of interesting characters that sometimes make it hard to keep track of who is who but certainly adds to the epic nature of the overall story and shows how many people are involved, but I would have appreciated a little more clarity on who they were and what they wanted.

Worldmaker of Yand-Polaris tells the compelling story of the Worldmakers life after war with the k’tul. I enjoyed seeing Yanara build a new world and how she finally rids herself of the k’tul. This is a fascinating epic fantasy story with plenty of action to keep readers entertained and plenty of romance to keep you emotionally invested in this stimulating story.
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March 8, 2022
An escapist pop-culture mélange of magic swords, strange planets, telepathy, dragons, “dragoons,” pathfinders, mages, amulets, and the gorgeous Worldmaker herself, always the focus of someone’s lusty intentions, whether from her wife or her hubby. The otherworldly landscapes and fantastic situations these frolicking Titans find themselves in approach whimsical nonsense that is delightful and entertaining … and let’s face it, pure fun.

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