A FRACTURE IN THE QWISDEEP

Fantasy/Adventure/Progression
Paperback/eBook/Audiobook
438pp

Illustration by Baj Singh / Design by Deranged Doctor Design



 

There’s no better place in the archipelago for a young Summoner to explore than the Volukho Wildlife Center. It’s an enormous wildlife reservation that houses rare, endangered Jekuas in a jungle called the Qwisdeep. Traveling through the reserve’s lush greenery and glowing flora with magical monsters in his sights is the best experience Balt could have ever dreamed of.

But Alani is growing increasingly frustrated having to remind her friend that this is not a vacation, it’s her pilgrimage, and that they are here for the Church. The whole reason he’s even on this journey is to aid and protect her, but he has always had a one-track mind, and nothing matters more to him than imprinting Jekuas.

While the jungle may be home to countless beautiful creatures, there are also untamed dangers lurking in its shadows, and Balt’s reckless nature may very well get them stranded in the Qwisdeep.

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Praise for Jekua

"Some books make me want to shout to the world how much I love them, to try and convince everyone to read them. On Lavender Tides makes me want to retreat into a cave with all the existing copies and slowly turn into Gollum as I refuse to share with anyone else. Travis has absolutely knocked it out of the park with On Lavender Tides, and it is... precious to me." - John Bierce, author of Mage Errant

"This was one of most enjoyable books I’ve read in a while, and I truly mean it when I say that absolutely everything about this book was so much fun. The creativity in this book is off the charts and combines everything I love, from adventures through a spectacular world to quirky and incredible animal-like creatures to charismatic characters–it has it all!" - Forever Lost in Literature

"This book not only set a new bar in progression fantasy for me, but it also showed how wildly creative and immersive the genre can be when in good hands. An absolute triumph!" - Zamil Akhtar, author of Gunmetal Gods