Winds of Death

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Synopsis

War waits for no half-elf. After falling from the sky, Fieran is sent home to heal. But healing his body is only a minor battle compared to healing his friendship with Merrik and pursuing his relationship with Pip. Pip travels to Aldon to work at the AMPC and solve a tricky mechanical problem. But inventing mechanics is nothing compared to meeting more of Fieran's family. Can she embrace this new step? Whether at home or at the front, the war threatens those Fieran and Pip love. With his squadron at his back and Pip at his side, Fieran fights as he has never fought before to protect the Alliance. When Mongavaria attacks, will he and Pip find the courage to stand and fight? Winds of Death is book 4 in the War of the Alliance series, a humorous steampunk fantasy series filled with magical gadgets, elven warriors, and a hint of no-spice romance.

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Is Winds of Death appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

Parents should know this book features war violence with aerial combat and military conflict, but romance is clean (no-spice/closed door). The tone is described as humorous despite the wartime setting, focusing on friendship, healing, and personal relationships.