· It’s in the icily beautiful New Venice, and the hero of the city’s liberation, Brentford Orsini, has been deposed by his arch-rival — who immediately assigns Brentford and his friends. by Jean-Christophe Valtat. Write a review. How are ratings calculated? Luminous Chaos is leaps and bounds ahead of its predecessor, not only in narrative, but in style, as well. I often found myself stopping to wonder at the fact that someone who doesn't speak English as a first language is able to turn a phrase as masterfully as Valtat 4/5. Luminous Chaos by Jean-Christophe Valtat Reviewed by SD Allison Published: Novem. Published by Melville House, | pages Luminous Chaos, the second volume in the Mysteries of New Venice trilogy, serves as both sequel and prequel to Valtat’s critically acclaimed Aurorarama. Whereas Aurorarama focused more on the highly.
Luminous Chaos by Jean-Christophe Valtat, Mahendra Singh (Illustrator) starting at $ Luminous Chaos has 1 available editions to buy at Half Price Books Marketplace. Luminous Chaos, Jean-Christophe Valtat (October 23) We're psyched for the follow up to Valtat's glittering first effort, which promises to be just as fun, fascinating and filled with steampunk. Luminous Chaos-Jean-Christophe Valtat Book two in The Mysteries of New Venice, the steampunk adventure series The Guardian called a "magnificent achievement" It's in the icily beautiful New Venice, and the hero of the city's liberation, Brentford Orsini, has been deposed by his arch-rival -- who immediately.
Luminous Chaos by Jean-Christophe Valtat, Mahendra Singh (Illustrator) starting at $ Luminous Chaos has 1 available editions to buy at Half Price Books Marketplace. Review: Luminous Chaos, Jean-Christophe Valtat. Janu Anni Reviews 3 ★★★★½ Luminous Chaos by jean-christophe valtat Series: The Mysteries of New Venice #2 Published by Melville House on October Genres: Adult Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Steampunk, Time Travel Pages: Format: ebook Source: Edelweiss. "Luminous Chaos is an enchanting twist on the steampunk novel and serves as a powerful sequel (and, in many ways, prequel) to Jean-Christophe Valtat’s earlier success, Aurorama. It is over five hundred pages long, but it is a rapid-paced page-turner that ends far too soon.".
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