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Wreck of the Frost Finch

by Joseph Robert Lewis

Series: Halcyon (Prequel), Europa (1), Aetherium (prequel)

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Omar Bakhoum joined an airship expedition to the glaciers of Europa to find a lost island and to learn about the aether mist that reveals the souls of the dead, even though howling storms, rampaging beasts, and a deadly samurai stand between him and his goal.But when Omar is accused of murder over the north sea, his quest for answers may end in a watery grave.Welcome to a fantastical world where strange machines sail the seas and the skies, enormous prehistoric beasts roam the earth, and the restless dead whisper to the living.… (more)
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This review was written for LibraryThing Member Giveaways.
I received this book free from LibraryThing in return for an honest review.

I found this story enjoyable. I really like the main character. I idea behind the story is intrigues me.

Omar is a warrior, who has a mystical sword. He has found a way to live forever. The sword holds the souls of all who have been slain by it, & they are under the power of the bearer of the sword.

This short story has Omar looking for the Ysland where the sun- steel, which the sword is made of, is originally from. ( )
1 vote pamkaye | Nov 8, 2013 |
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I actually quite enjoyed this novella! I found Omar to be an intriguing character and I am looking forward to discovering what the future holds for him. I would recommend this to fans of steampunk & fantasy. ( )
1 vote madamediotte | Mar 16, 2013 |
Another awesome book by this author. I rarely buy books, but I have bought the ones I did not win through librarything.com. Loved every one of them. Waiting for the next one to come out! ( )
1 vote Crazy_Bunny_Lady | Nov 10, 2012 |
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The Lost Airship is a steampunk short story with swords. The characters don't have enough time to be fleshed out, but the time the reader does spend with them they appear to have some depth. The plot is very interesting, and leaves many questions to wonder about. There are several books connected to it and this small taste makes the reader want more. In short: Well written and satisfying short read. ( )
1 vote AlexLux | Jul 7, 2012 |
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This book was written clearly and is perfectly suited for a teenager looking for a good fantasy ride. It is the first book out of this series that I have ever read and I was able to understand the world quickly. It was a little short and felt as though the author wanted to fit more in a short timeline. This leaves the reader feeling a little rushed. That said the action in the book was great and readers can look forward to an epic scene involving an aircraft and lightning quick ninja reflexes. Its a fun read and suggested if your looking to be entertained.

Writing style legibility 3/3
entertaining 2/3
pacing 1/3

This book was provided free in exchange for a review. ( )
  melmc | Mar 11, 2012 |
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Omar Bakhoum joined an airship expedition to the glaciers of Europa to find a lost island and to learn about the aether mist that reveals the souls of the dead, even though howling storms, rampaging beasts, and a deadly samurai stand between him and his goal.But when Omar is accused of murder over the north sea, his quest for answers may end in a watery grave.Welcome to a fantastical world where strange machines sail the seas and the skies, enormous prehistoric beasts roam the earth, and the restless dead whisper to the living.

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In the dazzling and dangerous land of Marrakesh, globe-trotting scholar Omar Bakhoum joins an airship expedition into the freezing north in search of a fabled country called Ysland, but howling ice storms, legions of ghosts, and a deadly samurai stand in his path. His journey has barely begun before the members of the expedition team begin dying of a strange and sudden disease, and as the last remaining foreigner on board, Omar is accused of these murders. The one thing that can help him find the real killer is Omar's ancient sword, haunted by the souls of thousands of dead sages and warriors. But this sword may be the very thing that dooms the entire expedition to a watery grave.
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