Coming in November: SilverInverted Frontier #2
Introducing
Silver
Inverted Frontier #2
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Here’s the cover copy:
A Lost Ship — A New World
Urban is no longer master of the fearsome starship Dragon. Driven out by the hostile, godlike entity, Lezuri, he has taken refuge aboard the most distant vessel in his outrider fleet.
Though Lezuri remains formidable, he is a broken god, commanding only a fragment of the knowledge that once was his. He is desperate to return home to the ring-shaped artificial world he created at the height of his power, where he can recover the memory of forgotten technologies.
Urban is desperate to stop him. He races to reach the ring-shaped world first, only to find himself stranded in a remote desert, imperiled by a strange flood of glowing silver that rises in the night like fog—a lethal fog that randomly rewrites the austere, Earthlike landscape. He has only a little time to decipher the mystery of the silver and to master its secrets. Lezuri is coming—and Urban must level up before he can hope to vanquish the broken god.
Click here to read the opening chapters on my website.
Release date: November 19, 2019.
The ebook is now available for preorder at:
Preorders at Kobo should be available in early November.
A print edition is on the way.
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Sarah Anne Langton created the cover art for both Edges and Silver, and she did a fantastic job.
Thank you, Sarah!
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Hi Jorg,I'm still working on the print edition. I've got most of it done. Now it's a matter of waiting to look over the proof.
And I don't think you're spoiling anything. I hope not, because if so, I've already done worse by talking about it on my blog. ;-)
Ach so! I am embarrassed to admit that I used to subscribe to your blog but must have been discontinued at some point...Fixed now and thank you again.
I preordered the ebook--of course--but considering that I have most of your books in hardcopy, the above was one of my favourite sentences of the post. Thank you!
And, of course, the implication of links to a certain *other* previous novel of yours are fascinating. (I hope I am not spoiling anything).