This story is about Cade and Nella Castus, children of Dean and Nella. Twenty six years have passed since In the Orbit of Sirens and Odysseus City has grown and changed. During this time, a gradual but distinct division and separation between humans and Auk’ni has occurred causing an imbalance and a subtle environment of discontent, distrust and fear through out the city. There is a fragile coexistence for survival within the city with separation of living areas, extensive poverty and a crumbling of traditions and mores among the Auk’ni rather than a thriving and cohesive city for all. An air of discontent is brewing, nurturing the perfect conditions for the seeds of evil, distrust and hate to grow. One such seed left me with a sense of foreboding early on.
The Winds of Quasars is a story of hope, cooperation and acceptance. It portrays a society that is seen as far from perfect and at the same time hopefull. The travels of Cade and Nella through unknown parts of Kamaria brought its own magic and sense of adventure to the story. Kamaria came alive with all of its beauty and dangers. Nella is portrayed as deaf from birth. I was both surprised and pleased. Then the use of “sol sign” language took the story to a whole new level adding another layer to the story! Kudos to Bruno, for it was obvious that he aced his research to make this portrayal of deafness realistic.
What impacted me most and stayed with me long after I closed the book was page 139… it crystalized the “song”for me. I’ll definitely be reading the conclusion of this Kamaria series.
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I’ll definitely be reading the conclusion of this Kamaria series.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2022
This story is about Cade and Nella Castus, children of Dean and Nella. Twenty six years have passed since In the Orbit of Sirens and Odysseus City has grown and changed. During this time, a gradual but distinct division and separation between humans and Auk’ni has occurred causing an imbalance and a subtle environment of discontent, distrust and fear through out the city. There is a fragile coexistence for survival within the city with separation of living areas, extensive poverty and a crumbling of traditions and mores among the Auk’ni rather than a thriving and cohesive city for all. An air of discontent is brewing, nurturing the perfect conditions for the seeds of evil, distrust and hate to grow. One such seed left me with a sense of foreboding early on.The Winds of Quasars is a story of hope, cooperation and acceptance. It portrays a society that is seen as far from perfect and at the same time hopefull. The travels of Cade and Nella through unknown parts of Kamaria brought its own magic and sense of adventure to the story. Kamaria came alive with all of its beauty and dangers. Nella is portrayed as deaf from birth. I was both surprised and pleased. Then the use of “sol sign” language took the story to a whole new level adding another layer to the story! Kudos to Bruno, for it was obvious that he aced his research to make this portrayal of deafness realistic.What impacted me most and stayed with me long after I closed the book was page 139… it crystalized the “song”for me. I’ll definitely be reading the conclusion of this Kamaria series.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 7, 2022
The Winds of Quasars is a story of hope, cooperation and acceptance. It portrays a society that is seen as far from perfect and at the same time hopefull. The travels of Cade and Nella through unknown parts of Kamaria brought its own magic and sense of adventure to the story. Kamaria came alive with all of its beauty and dangers. Nella is portrayed as deaf from birth. I was both surprised and pleased. Then the use of “sol sign” language took the story to a whole new level adding another layer to the story! Kudos to Bruno, for it was obvious that he aced his research to make this portrayal of deafness realistic.
What impacted me most and stayed with me long after I closed the book was page 139… it crystalized the “song”for me. I’ll definitely be reading the conclusion of this Kamaria series.
I’ll definitely be reading the conclusion of this Kamaria series.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 7, 2022
This story is about Cade and Nella Castus, children of Dean and Nella. Twenty six years have passed since In the Orbit of Sirens and Odysseus City has grown and changed. During this time, a gradual but distinct division and separation between humans and Auk’ni has occurred causing an imbalance and a subtle environment of discontent, distrust and fear through out the city. There is a fragile coexistence for survival within the city with separation of living areas, extensive poverty and a crumbling of traditions and mores among the Auk’ni rather than a thriving and cohesive city for all. An air of discontent is brewing, nurturing the perfect conditions for the seeds of evil, distrust and hate to grow. One such seed left me with a sense of foreboding early on.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 7, 2022
The Winds of Quasars is a story of hope, cooperation and acceptance. It portrays a society that is seen as far from perfect and at the same time hopefull. The travels of Cade and Nella through unknown parts of Kamaria brought its own magic and sense of adventure to the story. Kamaria came alive with all of its beauty and dangers. Nella is portrayed as deaf from birth. I was both surprised and pleased. Then the use of “sol sign” language took the story to a whole new level adding another layer to the story! Kudos to Bruno, for it was obvious that he aced his research to make this portrayal of deafness realistic.
What impacted me most and stayed with me long after I closed the book was page 139… it crystalized the “song”for me. I’ll definitely be reading the conclusion of this Kamaria series.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 6, 2022
This is Kamaria so there are inventive monsters/creatures, and the uniquely created auk’nai, as well as a fascinating ecosystem. Bruno has a real talent for details in world building, whether natural, technological, or otherwise, and this (along with family dynamics) is my favorite aspect of his writing. Quasars is a fast-paced, imaginative, and entertaining sci-fi adventure with a classic feel – thoroughly enjoyed it and looking forward to the next book in the series!
Fast-paced, imaginative, and entertaining sci-fi adventure with a classic feel!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 6, 2022
On the Winds of Quasars, the second book in T.A. Bruno’s Song of Kamaria series is a wildly entertaining and imaginative science fiction adventure. Bruno brings readers back into the world of Book 1, In the Orbit of Sirens, and adds new depth and complexity that drew me right in – the focus on the Castus family once again takes center stage and this time the generational lines deepen. Nella Castus is wonderfully written and the inclusion of “Sol sign” communication is done so well it flows and adds a layer to her character and the interactions she has with humans and other species alike. Bruno can relay casual day-to-day family dynamics and sibling love in a way not often seen in these kinds of sci-fi adventures.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 6, 2022
This is Kamaria so there are inventive monsters/creatures, and the uniquely created auk’nai, as well as a fascinating ecosystem. Bruno has a real talent for details in world building, whether natural, technological, or otherwise, and this (along with family dynamics) is my favorite aspect of his writing. Quasars is a fast-paced, imaginative, and entertaining sci-fi adventure with a classic feel – thoroughly enjoyed it and looking forward to the next book in the series!
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