Camilla Vavruch

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Meet the author

Camilla Vavruch has enjoyed writing since childhood, and her first longer story was an eight-page novella about two children who ended up on a deserted island. Today, Camilla works as a doctor at a health care center in Linköping, but still spends her free time writing – on her blog Cosmonomics, on her novels, or on books to help others.

Books by Camilla Vavruch

The Elemental Saga: The lost wings by Camilla Vavruch

The Elementals:
The Lost Wings

Crown Princess Moira of the air country of Aurora is known as the unwilling princess, the one who doesn’t want to rule. A chaotic dinner with foreign dignitaries turns into a furious fight with her Mother, and the night ends in catastrophe. When Moira loses her wings and nearly drowns in the stormy ocean, a woman who should be her enemy rescues her. Water woman Nerida has never been to the surface and isn’t looking for adventure—but she is trying to prove to herself that she’s more than her people think. Add in a lonely dragon with unusual tastes, and Moira has some strange traveling companions to help her as she searches for a way to get her wings back, and return in time to claim her place in the world she thought she wanted to escape.

The first in the series about the Elementals. It will be released in 2021. English only.

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I enjoyed the idea of a city above the clouds and the people who live there.

- Kajsa, reader of "The Lost Wings"

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I would like to sign off by congratulating you on weaving this everlasting piece. It’s genuinely perennial and only a few classics have that capability. I’ve absolutely enjoyed working on this book from start to finish, I was hooked to Moira’s perspective, and I really wish you write a sequel to this someday.

- Shrishti, line editor of "The Lost Wings"

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I absolutely enjoyed myself through the whole first read. I laughed, I gasped, I grinned, the whole nine. I basically read it in one sitting because I couldn’t put it down! I always wanted to know what would happen next. What a wonderful story you have written!