Raven's Ladder: A Novel (The Auralia Thread)
Praise forRaven’s Ladder“Jeffrey Overstreet's imagination is peopled with mysteries and wonders, and his craft continues to mature. ReadingRaven's Ladderis like staring at a richly imagined world through a kaleidoscope: complex, intriguing, and habit-forming.”—Kathy Tyers, author ofShivering Worldand theFirebirdseries “A darkly complex world populated by a rich and diverse cast of characters, in which glimpses of haunting beauty shine through. Sometimes perplexing but always thought-provoking,Raven’s Ladderis the work of a fertile and striking creative imagination.”—R.J. Anderson, author ofFaery Rebels: Spell Hunter“WithRaven’s Ladder, Overstreet does what the best fantasy writers do: he opens a door into a new world—a beautiful, dangerous world, and one that stayed with me long after I closed the book.”—    Andrew Peterson, singer/songwriter and author ofNorth! Or Be EatenandOn the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness“InRaven's Ladder, Jeffrey Overstreet continues what he began with his first two novels,Auralia's ColorsandCyndere's Midnight, crafting a world rich in detail, purpose, and wonder.  Each page reveals new threads of a complex, interwoven story that excites and entertains while provoking deeper thought. It has been a long time since I've read a series as captivating, meaningful, inspiring, and beautiful as this one.”—    Aaron White, writer and editor of FaithAndGeekery.com“Raven's Ladderis a fantasy gem. The story is imaginative and truthful, the characters authentic and complex. Jeffrey Overstreet has given us a gift—a fully realized world teeming with life and wonder. It is a fully human tale, with a penetrating glory throughout. Here is a heaping portion of truth, beauty, and goodness.”—    S. D. Smith, author ofThe Fledge Chroniclesserial“InRaven's Ladder, Jeffrey Overstreet weaves a brilliant tale of intricate layers, inviting his audience into a story of deeper meaning. Not mere fiction that ends with the shutting of the book, it sneakily tiptoes into your thoughts, challenging you to ponder a little more.”—    Esther Maria Swaty,Seattle City Guide Examiner