The Wind Merchant

Dunlap, Ryan

ISBN 10: 0985997605 / ISBN 13: 9780985997601

Published by Fictionsmith Ink, 2020

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Wind Merchant
• Publisher: Fictionsmith Ink
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0985997605
• ISBN 13: 9780985997601
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

The skies are full of floating cities, sky pirates, and airships collecting secrets on the wind. But whatever you do, don’t fly beneath the clouds.

Out of the ashes of the Clockwork War, mankind rose above the clouds to begin anew with the Atmo Project, a group of twenty-one flying cities running off the overabundant resource that destroyed the world below. Nearly a century later, one-third of the cities have fallen from disrepair or sky pirate attacks.

When fledgling wind merchant Ras Veir inadvertently disrupts the natural fuel source keeping his home city of Verdant aloft, he must fly his airship clear across Atmo to right his wrong. But he can't do it alone, and adventure-minded girl next door Calista Tourbillon wouldn't dream to pass up an opportunity to escape Verdant with her childhood friend, especially if it means tangling with dread sky pirates, clockwork automatons, and the remnants of the long-forgotten world beneath the clouds to retrieve a rare element on the wind from a place known only as The Wild.

★★★★★ - "The Wind Merchant exceeded my expectations, and was so much more than I imagined." - Katie, Goodreads Review

★★★★★ - "The story keeps a very good pace, has memorable characters who actually grow as the story progresses, and even manages a few unexpected (by me) plots adjustments along the way.'" - Stan, Goodreads Review

★★★★★ - "This is one of those books I didn't want to end, I was enjoying it so much." - J.K., Goodreads Review

About the Author

Ryan Dunlap is a storyteller accustomed to weaving tales with twenty-four images per second, and wrote/directed the feature film Greyscale. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee, and is told he should have been born a century ago.