| Title | : | Whispers from the Cocoon |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | ebook |
| Number of Pages | : | - |
| Publication | : | Published December 25, 2023 |
From the story of Chrysalis and Requiem comes a short story that takes place months before the main events of the novel.
For solstice, Veaer Rosell and Adair Boudreau are immersing themselves in the recent academy tradition of receiving a tarot reading from their renowned peer Tychon Alastor Galacia.
The atmospheric dorm setup and long lines in the hallway are just for fun, but Tychon's abilities are real and accurate just like his ancestors' before him.
Veaer tags along to humour her best friend, but is caught unaware by how powerful looking into the future can be.
For solstice, Veaer Rosell and Adair Boudreau are immersing themselves in the recent academy tradition of receiving a tarot reading from their renowned peer Tychon Alastor Galacia.
The atmospheric dorm setup and long lines in the hallway are just for fun, but Tychon's abilities are real and accurate just like his ancestors' before him.
Veaer tags along to humour her best friend, but is caught unaware by how powerful looking into the future can be.
Whispers from the Cocoon Reviews
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I think the concept for this short story is quite fun. Talking about tarot cards, and tarot readings. I haven't come across too many books that have this element within them.
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I also like that it can be a short story that can be read independently of Chrysalis and Requiem, but if you have read the novel, you'll recognise aspects from C&R within it.
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Having read this one and enjoyed it, I'm excited to get to C&R, and I might also try again with Tell Me How It Ends.
