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Like Songs of Insurrection, Orchestra of Treacheries (Book 2 of the Dragon Songs Saga) has a brand new cover. The new edition has several small changes, as well as new internal narratives to take into account the events of Complete Tales of the Floating World.
The new artwork will include eBook, Audiobook, paperback, and hardback—three of which will be available by January 31, 2021.
Orchestra of Treacheries started its life as The Dragon Charmer, released in June of 2016.
Clearly, the color scheme is wrong for Epic Fantasy. Early readers hoped Kaiya, the protagonist, would fall in love with the dragon instead of vanquishing him. With the rebrand of the Dragon Songs, it got this new cover, by Bob Kehl.
Here’s the new cover:
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