Forbidden Revelations

Warpworld #5

by Kristene Perron, Joshua Simpson

A mysterious realm where thoughts can kill, an ancient race of dimensional travelers wiped from history, a deadly secret responsible for the death of worlds, and the return of a primal enemy…

Cut off from each other and every known ally, Seg and Ama race to unlock secrets that could destroy S’ora and unravel the dimensions. With each shocking revelation, the stakes rise and old rivalries threaten to tear apart a hard-won sanctuary. There’s nowhere left to run for the battle-scarred survivors of the final Storm.

In the final thrilling chapter of the Warp World saga, Seg and Ama face their greatest challenge: the truth.

362 pages, Paperback

Published January 15, 2019

About the author

Kristene is a former professional stunt performer for film and television (as Kristene Kenward) and a self-described ‘fishing goddess’. Pathologically nomadic, she has lived in Japan, Costa Rica, the Cook Islands and a very tiny key in the Bahamas, just to name a few. Her stories have appeared in Canadian Storyteller Magazine, The Barbaric Yawp, Hemispheres Magazine, Denizens of Darkness, Pulp Literature, Escape Pod, and On Spec. In 2010 she won the Surrey International Writers’ Conference Storyteller Award for BIRDS ALSO CRY and in 2015 she was a Writers of the Future Finalist.

She is the co-author of the five-book, adventure science fiction series Warpworld, which she penned with Joshua Simpson, and is back at the keyboard after an extended break.

Kristene currently resides in the salmon capitol of the world, Campbell River, BC, Canada, but her suitcase is always packed.

Reviews

[Marcio]

Thank you so much for the book, and for this adventure that is Warpworld. I finished Forbidden Revelations by the end of 2019, and till now still can't pick a new book, as Seg, Ama, and all the others still resonate within me.
Thank you for giving us readers the opportunity to glimpse into such an amazing world(s).
Blood for Water

[Bob Truman]

Great series

Ama and Seg the foundation of this story a love story that envelopes all time and through all dimensions, I thoroughly enjoyed following them through it all.

[Elizabeth Ben]

I loved this series. I'm so glad they had a real ending. Also, I'm sad it ended.