The Golden Thread of the Goddess

THE FINAL PART OF THE DILOGY “THREADS OF THE DAUGHTERS OF NIGHT” BY YEVGENIYA SANAKOYEVA! The beat of your heart is a guiding thread that leads me forward.

The Order of the Daughters of Night has fallen. The lives of loved ones are at stake, the fate of the kingdom, and a new order of existence. Bon and Teona, driven by the desire to win the war against the darkness, set off on a long journey to gather their allies. They will have to cross endless deserts, visit exotic palaces, fly on airships, and fight an army of ghosts that threatens Riata.

The battle for the fate of the world is inevitable. Even the gods must choose a side.

And which side will you choose?

“Golden Thread of the Goddess” is fantasy in wonderfully beautiful cinematic locations. A castle standing on a mountain of black slate, the main heroine’s house with a glass wall entwined with living garlands, a Mint River capable of fulfilling desires.

But all of it is only a backdrop for the path of the heroes’ growth and transformation—each of them seeking their place in a world full of wonders.

For fans of the cycle “Mara and Morok” by Lya Arden, the cycle “Shadow and Bone” by Leigh Bardugo.

“Coming back from a world woven as precisely black-and-white a blanket is hard. You want to wander together with Teona through the House-without-Borders, where every wish comes true, to eavesdrop on the whisper of the hot sands of Daren (what secrets will be revealed to us?), to watch the flying ships in Gridich. But instead of a slow walk, we’ll have to face a new evil and its attempts to destroy this world. And no one who leaves this battle will be the same.” — Marina Chufistova, author of the collection “„Under the Pear Tree“” and the novel “„Yalka“”.
New picturesque locations and the heroes you already love, revealed from unexpected sides, meet you from the first pages. And the plot unfolds so that it’s simply impossible to tear yourself away from the book until you know the ending! — Alexandra, blogger, “The Glimmering Book World,” merzaniknig.
Read the first part of the dilogy: “Threads of the Daughters of Night.” Pleasant-to-touch paper, cover by the well-known youth artist Markass.