INVERSION Is Here
I’m thrilled to announce that INVERSION (Riven Worlds Book Two, Amaranthe #15) is now available at all major online retailers. Get it, read it and unhang all those terrible cliffhangers from Continuum. ;)
If you pre-ordered the ebook, it should be waiting for you right now on your ereader device or app. If not, today is the last day to grab it for a special release price of $2.99, so don’t dally.
You can get the paperback from Amazon and Barnes & Noble’s website, and it will be added to additional retailers in the coming weeks - find them all here. Audiobook listeners, you’ll be happy to learn that Pyper Down has already recorded over 30% of the audiobook, and it should be in your ears come August.
Nothing has prepared humanity for an enemy on the scale of the Rasu. Now, after a devastating defeat no one saw coming, the dream of victory has become a battle for survival.
Concord, with its vaunted indestructible warships and dimension-bending weapons, has been knocked back on its heels. A stunning loss in the Battle of Namino has left its best and brightest leaders scattered, trapped or thought lost. The Rasu press their advantage, laying siege to Namino and cutting it off from the rest of civilization.
For Miriam Solovy, a coup attempt by Anaden rebels and a flaring conflict with the militaristic Savrakaths are the least of her concerns. After blowing up the Concord flagship to prevent its capture by the Rasu, she is awakened in a new body and expected to don the mantle of leadership once again. But how can she lead Concord in the fight against the Rasu when humanity doesn’t trust regenesis and she no longer trusts herself?
For Caleb Marano, nothing matters more than family. When his niece is trapped behind enemy lines, he turns his back on the peaceful sentient planet he shares a consciousness with in order to rescue her. If he hopes to succeed, he must become the killer he once was, even if it costs him everything.
For Alex Solovy and Nika Kirumase, however, the crucible of two deadly intergalactic conflicts has taught them that survival is not enough. Together they will cross every line and break every rule to accomplish the impossible, end the siege of Namino and take the fight directly to the enemy.
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In Amaranthe, where exotic alien life, AIs, wormholes, indestructible starships and the promise of immortality rule the day, no feat seems out of reach for humanity. But when the worlds of Aurora Rhapsody and Asterion Noir collide and the Rasu horde descends upon them both, more will be asked of heroes past and future. More will be given and more taken, and when the dust settles the very fabric of Amaranthe will be changed forever.
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No, really, don't start reading it unless you are willing to immersed in a temporal bubble from which you emerge, somewhat gob-smacked, several hours later... wanting more and yet, satiated by what GS Jennsen has sculpted. I don't want to give anything away, suffice to say, the good folk win. So far. At least, a battle is won, though the war is far from over.... there I go giving things away... The "loose ends" are big enough to fill more volumes.... Is there a connection between kyoseil and Akeso? and the Rasu? How did they come about? Is it possible there is a distant connection/interaction between them that is currently still brewing in GS Jennsen's cranial contents? I 'm torn between liking the chief female characters: Don't ask me to choose: Alex or Nika? Perrin? Miriam? Nyx lurking on the fringes has salvageable merit... And the male characters are equally hard to favor one over another.... Dare I say, so early upon completion, that the next installment can't come soon enough. A most unkindly demand on a very hard-working author... The trauma from the previous book has largely been....healed. Most satisfactorily. You may need to rent a ventilator to help you to breathe through some parts of "Inversion" You have been warned...