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When wealth and charm fail, an airship and the gods prevail... Chenda Frost lived as a spectator in her own life until the murder of her recluse war hero husband. Caught in a mystery about her destiny, she boards an airship with Geologist Candice Mortimer for an adventure in the air, across a... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Chenda Frost: A classic epic hero. Widow of Edison Frost.
- Dr. Candice Mortimer: Professor of Geology, Kite's Republic University. Leads Chenda on her journey.
- Fenimore Dulal: First officer on the Brofman.
- Verdu, Kotal: Kotal Verdu - simply called Verdu, is the second officer on the Brofman. Tugrulian.
- Captain Maxwell Endicott: Captain of the Brofman.
- Pranav Erato: The mystical leader of the Tugrulian resistance.
- Ahy-Me: Assistant to Pranav Erato.
Quotes edit
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“In all of our human life, we'd never see a change in this atoll, but change it must, very slowly, and by degrees. Forever evolving and becoming new again in its degeneration.”“That's kind of romantic,” Chenda said.“Ick. Please, child, it's geology. That's so much better than love.””
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““They only let you sample so much for free. The rest you have to pay for,” Verdu said.“And we make it a point never to pay for it,” Fenimore said. “But the samples are really a treat. Don't you agree?”“Oh, I don't know,” Verdu said. “They smell nice, but it stings a little that they lose all interest when they realize you won't be paying...”
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“Faith lifts all men. Faith is the key. No man should crush the faith of another.”
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Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 2 in The Brofman Series. (standard series)
Followed by The Gospel According to Verdu: Book Two of the Brofman Series.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Emilie P. Bush (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
Notes for Parents edit
Reading Level: Young AdultsI wrote this book for adults, but did not want any language or situations in the book to bar it from young readers. This title is suitable for and of interest to readers aged 13 and up. ~E.P.B.
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