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Little Sparrow: From the Fables of Chaos
"Little From the Fables of Chaos" tells the story of Jodie Blacktree's journey and struggle for survival after the events of "Starfall".
TAKEN.
Jodie Blacktree has been kidnapped by violent assailants. After stoking the dangerous political fires which led to her husband's maiming, Jodie fled the royal wedding in Andervale under a new alias to protect herself from drastic repercussions. In hiding and on the run, Jodie's true identity is exposed and she is taken against her will by the cruel Black Hounds for reasons unknown. Jodie must overcome horrific treatment, torture, and violence, dished out by a crime boss far smarter and more enigmatic than she ever expected.
BROKEN.
The world is beginning to crumble around her. The world of Eos is unforgiving, and Alyria is erupting in civil war. Through abuse and starvation, captivity and lawlessness, the political consequences of Jodie's mistakes come to fruition. Not everyone around Jodie can be trusted, but not all wish her harm. Despite the horrors she must endure, Jodie fortifies her will to survive against the odds, to let no one ever take advantage of her. She must use her wits and determination, but above all fight for any possible advantage, if she wants to make it back home alive.
REBORN.
Jodie's journey of survival takes her across rainswept lands and ghostly battlefields, from inescapable cells to mass graves, as Alyria begins to collapse into chaos. The Final Ruin waits for no one.
TAKEN.
Jodie Blacktree has been kidnapped by violent assailants. After stoking the dangerous political fires which led to her husband's maiming, Jodie fled the royal wedding in Andervale under a new alias to protect herself from drastic repercussions. In hiding and on the run, Jodie's true identity is exposed and she is taken against her will by the cruel Black Hounds for reasons unknown. Jodie must overcome horrific treatment, torture, and violence, dished out by a crime boss far smarter and more enigmatic than she ever expected.
BROKEN.
The world is beginning to crumble around her. The world of Eos is unforgiving, and Alyria is erupting in civil war. Through abuse and starvation, captivity and lawlessness, the political consequences of Jodie's mistakes come to fruition. Not everyone around Jodie can be trusted, but not all wish her harm. Despite the horrors she must endure, Jodie fortifies her will to survive against the odds, to let no one ever take advantage of her. She must use her wits and determination, but above all fight for any possible advantage, if she wants to make it back home alive.
REBORN.
Jodie's journey of survival takes her across rainswept lands and ghostly battlefields, from inescapable cells to mass graves, as Alyria begins to collapse into chaos. The Final Ruin waits for no one.
143 pages, Paperback
Published October 1, 2021
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Jackson Simiana
8 books7 followersJackson Simiana is a self-published author of grimdark fantasy and poetry from Sydney, Australia, known for their unflinching and honest writing aesthetic.
Queer, neurodiverse, and a survivour, they provide a novel take on literature by utilising their own personal experiences to create visceral, character-driven stories.
Queer, neurodiverse, and a survivour, they provide a novel take on literature by utilising their own personal experiences to create visceral, character-driven stories.
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June 29, 2023
Rating: C
In a supplementary side story to The Fables of Chaos, we follow a character from the main series after they disappear. I would have really liked to see some callback to the main story, especially . Instead, it was more like things happening to a character who was just part of the story, rather than her guiding the story.
In a supplementary side story to The Fables of Chaos, we follow a character from the main series after they disappear. I would have really liked to see some callback to the main story, especially . Instead, it was more like things happening to a character who was just part of the story, rather than her guiding the story.
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