The Books of Odd I and II Bundle

Name: The Books of Odd I and II Bundle
Brand: The Squeaking Tribe
SKU: B1B2-1
Price: 80.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$80.00

The First Book of Odd (Preludes)

By Sol Puppetman

Summary

Before a Land can be made, it must first be broken...

In the furthest, loneliest corner of a world, two godlings witness a storm that should not exist

—a force amassing to unravel the fabric of creation itself. Meanwhile, in the rest of the Land, five very different stories are only just beginning:

A streetwise girl chasing adventure beyond her city walls. A sky-born child of dreams who must learn what endings mean. Two runaway brothers adrift in the swamps dark heart. A pair of under-mountain toilers caught up in the political machinations of forbidden magic.

And a fallen musician whose song might stir the ashes of creation itself.

Each carries a thread of the same story — one that binds gods and mortals, beauty and ruin, light and shadow in the slow un-making of the Land of Odd.

The Second Book of Odd: Overtures

Summary

Before a Land can be made, it must first be broken…

The Storm has reached the North, quietly unmaking the world. As its shadow deepens, the scattered tales of Odd begin to converge, threads of fate tightening toward a design none can yet see.

Bobbin’s long-awaited arrival in Moonsong Marketta reveals a city of dazzling dreams and dangerous intent. Sky-child Tsisia takes flight for the first time, fearless and alone in a world large enough to swallow her. The swampling brothers and their companions are dragged deeper into the Swamp’s ruthless underworld. Out-mountain, Dolldrum and Smelt chase a forgotten mystery across a frozen frontier, only to discover a greater evil walking alongside them. And on the forbidden Eyeland, Gabba-Gabba enters the Garden of an Entity gone quietly, monstrously wrong.

Meanwhile, in the heart of the Great Desert, two young Dwellers lead a legendary warrior across dying sands, where omens stir and ancient machines begin to fail.

Across oceans, sands, swamps, and mountains, something is shifting — subtly, terribly — echoing the Storm’s unmaking in the far North. A great symphony has begun, and every note brings the Land closer to its end.