Praise for Dragons of Aeronoth
“Scene after scene, adventure after adventure, Dragons of Aeronoth captivates and enchants. A work of imaginative fiction of the first order—a coming-of-age story in an alternate reality that unfolds like a dream that won’t let loose–you won’t want to wake up.
“A mesmerizing epic fantasy of friendship and the wound that offers transformation, but only if you let it: a blistering read. A fully realized three-dimensional reality once discovered, you won’t put it down. And best of all, the characters linger.”
—Lawrence Spann, PA-C, PhD
A Parable of Lies, Blood on the Page
About the Book
The necromancer VladKerLich connives his way through levels of astral hell, reclaiming power on his journey back to the land of the living. He brings with him a dragon king and an army of shadow dragons intent on claiming revenge upon the dragon riders of Aeronoth and the people of the Vale.
Will of Asharad recovers in the healing chambers of Aeronoth after being physically shattered by an attack on his desert caravan. In his quest to rebuild himself, he joins the latest class of student dragon riders,works his arms in the forge, and finds his own strength as he transforms from former slave to dragon warrior of the sky.
The healer Misty brought Will backfrom the edge of death, yet she is on her own journey to becoming a warrior, breaking out of her family’s expectations as she devotes herself to the fearsome art of storm and thunderhead magic.
“Welcome to a fabulous, faraway world populated with demons and sorcerers, necromancers and assassins. A place where dragons sail on the ‘howling grey winds of the netherworld.’ Artfully crafted language and rich, sensory detail bring the story to life: Warriors wear ‘enchanted soft leather boots.’ Wizards cast spells, warriors fight epic battles in the sky on the backs of fearsome dragons. A line of dialog sums it up: ‘Once you’ve seen the world from the back of a dragon, nothing is the same.'”
—John R. Reed
Thirteen Mountain, Dark Thirty
Author Biography
Victor Borda has come a long way from the sandy sidewalks of the beach town of Santa Cruz, California. All the way to the beach town of Santa Barbara, California, in fact, where he received his Master’s degree in computer science from UCSB, took up yoga, and promptly met the love of his life in yoga class.
A longtime fan of Tolkien, R.A. Salvatore, and Jim Butcher, he began his debut novel, Dragons of Aeronoth, while traveling on trains between Italy, France, and England.