Fair with Fortune

A Sky-Pirate Adventure of Heists, Ancient Magic & Found Family (Legends of Sora, Book 1)

De: J. Broc Sewell

Narrado por: Michael Kramer, Kate Reading

What if Mistborn and Treasure Planet had a baby—and that baby stole an airship? In the floating world of Sora, magic isn’t wielded—it’s lived, breathed, and burned. Valeo’s the last of his kind—a luck-bending thief forged by loss. Breeze is fury incarnate—bloodied fists a vow to the family that left her behind. Falling in with a patchwork Corsair crew, these would-be pirates uncover a storybook ship and a thousand-year heist still haunting the skies. Pitted against vicious Timeless tyrants, ruthless cutthroats, and unspeakable Darksky horrors, it’s a powderkeg race toward one impossible choice: Steal the sky… or watch it fall. A cinematic saga for fans of Sanderson, Bardugo, Rothfuss, and Final Fantasy.

©2025 J. Broc Sewell (P)2025 J. Broc Sewell

Soaring Through the Skies of Imagination

An absolute masterpiece of imagination and storytelling, this book sweeps you into a world that feels both wondrously new and vividly alive. From the first page, you’re transported to a breathtaking realm of sky pirates, floating cities, and untamed skies where danger and destiny intertwine.

At the heart of this airborne adventure are Valeo and Breeze, two unforgettable characters whose courage, wit, and undeniable chemistry make every moment electric. Their journey is more than an adventure, it’s a test of loyalty, love, and the will to rise above the storm.

Every chapter bursts with energy, mystery, and heart-pounding twists that keep you reading long past midnight. The world-building is so vivid you can almost feel the wind whipping past and hear the rush of airships gliding through the endless skies.

If you crave stories that make your pulse race and your imagination soar, this book isn’t just a must-read—it’s an experience you’ll want to live in forever.

Great Starting Book to a new series

Good pacing, interesting characters, I very much look forward to the next book. I also enjoyed the slow burn of information to give a wider story arc