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Cloudgazer
Azimuth. A world of floating cities & bottomless sky.
Trouble is brewing in the Nezzu Strait. Brazak West and Ganzabar, old adversaries from the last war, are at each other’s throats. Stalking the skies between them is a seven-hundred-year-old warship, vastly more advanced than anything flying today, from a forgotten country that was once the centre of the world. Its mission: to recover a stolen prize with the potential to unleash disaster.
Kiy Tanthar is just another vagrant scraping a living in Brazak West. At least, he would be were it not for the unusual grappling hook device he carries, known as a ‘sling’—an ancient wonder from the technological zenith of the Gold Age, allowing its users to go where no-one else can, swinging between ships and buildings. Those that use them—from juvenile thieves to pirates and hired guns—typically have little in common.
But all are known as cloudgazers.
Trouble is brewing in the Nezzu Strait. Brazak West and Ganzabar, old adversaries from the last war, are at each other’s throats. Stalking the skies between them is a seven-hundred-year-old warship, vastly more advanced than anything flying today, from a forgotten country that was once the centre of the world. Its mission: to recover a stolen prize with the potential to unleash disaster.
Kiy Tanthar is just another vagrant scraping a living in Brazak West. At least, he would be were it not for the unusual grappling hook device he carries, known as a ‘sling’—an ancient wonder from the technological zenith of the Gold Age, allowing its users to go where no-one else can, swinging between ships and buildings. Those that use them—from juvenile thieves to pirates and hired guns—typically have little in common.
But all are known as cloudgazers.
329 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 9, 2017
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June 2, 2018
This was a surprisingly gripping page turner! The story is epic in scale, but it never loses its sense of adventure and fun. What I loved the most though when reading this book was the world building. The author has created a rich and fascinating world that clearly has many mysterious yet to explore. The next book will definitely be in my must read list!
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