Bones to the Wind
Bones to the Wind by Tatiana Obey is a New Adult coming-of-age fantasy adventure published by Wanderlore Publishing LLC in March 2022. This edition spans 478 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Rasia, who is determined to surpass her father’s achievements in the Forging, a crucial trial for coming of age. Her quest involves capturing a gonda and returning home swiftly, but complications arise as she is teamed with Nico, a sibling with different priorities and a challenging personality.
Readers will find a blend of action and adventure as Rasia and Nico navigate their contrasting motivations amidst the backdrop of a fantastical world filled with dragons and mythical creatures. The story explores themes of family loyalty and personal ambition, as Nico strives to save her brother from banishment while Rasia pursues her own glory. The dynamic between the two characters adds depth to their journey, highlighting the difficulties of teamwork in high-stakes situations.
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A New Adult coming-of-age fantasy adventure. Perfect for fans of The Blood Trials.
Rasia is determined to destroy her old man’s record in the Forging, a trial each child must succeed to come of age. All Rasia needs to do is hunt down a gonda, hitch its tentacle ass to her windship, and haul it back home in record time. Easy. Or it would be if Rasia wasn’t stuck on the same team as Nico-a know-it-all, spoiled, grubworm who never does anything Rasia tells her to do.
Nico doesn’t care about Rasia’s egotistical dreams of glory. This is her brother’s last chance to pass the Forging or her father is going to banish him from the family. She needs to scour the desert to find whatever team the bones placed him on and help him kill a gonda before it kills him.
Too bad Nico and Rasia can’t get along to steer a windship straight.
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