The Caverns Of Adentta

The Caverns of Adentta

Adentta vibrated and shook as the intruding moon passed by at its closest point. The moon grew so enormous in the sky that all the crater edges on its surface were plainly visible; the craters and other formations on the moon formed a dark, sinister smile as it passed, too close to the planet. In his second novel, The Caverns of Adentta, a sequel to To Lose the Sun, author Don Luenser continues the amazing tale of the people of Adentta. Trapped on a dark, cold world, Drel, Pred, Jait, and his sister, Tymber, hope to insure the survival of the people of their village. Forced to flee the outside world for the safety of a vast network of underground caverns, the group searches for ways to meet the basic needs of the people. However, they find that they are not alone in The Caverns of Adentta. As well as the many creatures—both dangerous and docile—that seek shelter in the caves, another village has also been forced to attempt survival in the caverns. Joining forces with these newcomers would certainly increase the chance for survival, but are they friendly? Caution must reign when the fate of the village is in the balance. I escaped to another world while I read Don Luenser's novel, The Caverns of Adentta, the second book in the To Lose the Sun trilogy. A wonderfully written fantasy with lovable characters and intriguing plotline that left me longing for answers to the survival of the planet and anxiously awaiting the final novel. —Jean Ann Howard

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