"Despite some fans' humorous expectations, Salma will never again be the intramural athlete he was in book one. And perhaps, Pavand is trying to tell us, that's okay. In a diverse solar system, the normal life one finds for oneself might be far from your birthplace, in space and not in time. With Bree--no natural astronaut himself--by his side, Salma is neither an anonymous student nor an untouchable hero. But he is a man to be proud of." ~The Bassabook Baritone
"What's the purpose of jumping around in time, if it might all as well be the work of a fantastical loom anyway? Some of those who have braved Pavand's doorstoppers have been skeptical of this since about book three. The answer is far more than most of us expected, if perhaps relying on some equivocation like so many prophecies do. All the same, Heveln's destiny is proof positive that despite the many nuances and plot twists, Pavand has had a master plan in mind all along--weaving a thread of magic of her own." ~The Spenson Star
"Sometimes it takes a Zwangzugian to call out unwarranted nationalism for what it is--and sometimes, apparently, it takes Earthlings to give friends or foes from overseas a much-needed perspective. At last, Guwill comes into his own. Always an amusing character, in this final volume he seems to verge on, if not self-awareness, at least a refreshing cup of cold water thrown on some dusty science fiction conventions. And his worlds-changing discoveries aren't his alone. For once, Alzie--no mere damsel in distress--gets to use her own agency and insight to help things along." ~Merano Regency
"Guwill and Alzie: is there more to their partnership than decryption? In the aftermath of the Ayros Island hierarchy, what lies ahead for the Luminous People? And even if an ancient curse is put to rest (no need to chance spoilers; the title says it all, really), can a long-expected peace remain? No doubt even with the closure brought here, a legion of fanfiction writers will have their own spin on the further adventures of Earthlings and LPs alike. It's another testament to the skill, dedication, and even faith that Pavand has brought to these chronicles." ~The Arlington Moon-Tribune
If you're interested in distributing copies of this in your country, or coordinating with Dictine for rights to future books from this house, feel free to contact us! When buying large number of orders, the approximate price is, according to our interns, "sixteen dollars apiece." One of them claims this is "like thirty-five hundred checks per," but we're just simple writers and let them handle all this complicated money business.
In addition, depending on where sales are highest, Pavand may expand her book tour into foreign destinations as well. Considering the state of affairs in Zwangzug at the moment, if there is interest she would certainly consider visiting and meeting fans elsewhere in the world. Bookstores interested in hosting her should also submit their location and a bit about themselves, and our agents will think things over.
(OOC: ripping off myself from here, I've tried to have a little fun with it and make it my own as Zwangzug is not ICly an economic powerhouse. Do let me know if I've done anything wrong.)
