Thievery

[close] WIN the audio version of The Death of Dulgath on signed CDs This group is for Michael J. Sullivan's epic fantasy - The Riyria Revelations. It is used to keep readers upto date on new releases, author appearances, and the like. Readers are welcome to post questions for the author as well as share their opinions with other readers. The Riyria Revelations consists of 6 books that have been released two different ways: Their original self-published versions are: The Crown Conspiracy (Oct 2008) Avempartha (April 2009) Nyphron Rising (October 2009) The Emerald Storm (April 2010) Wintertide (October 2010) Percepliquis (January 2012) The above books are now out of print and available only in print through used booksellers. But the series is still available through Orbit, who re-released it as three, two-book omnibus versions. Theft of Swords (Nov 2011) Rise of Empire (Dec 2011) Heir of Novron (Jan 2012)

[close] For anyone who enjoys reading tales about gentlemen thieves, con-men, heists, and robberies.

[close] Throughout time, people have been cursed with the ability of time travel by those that have had a day of their lives stolen by a Time Thief. None of them are born; all are made. They are set apart from everyone else by the resemblance of their irises to the faces of clocks. Whenever they time travel, their biological clock is reset to the age they were when they became Time Thieves. They age only when they become part of another era. Immortality and Time Travel sound like a gift. But they're not. For every time they stay in an era for twenty-four hours, they have to sacrifice a memory. Thus, many time travel constantly, making them all alone and hardened or without their memories. The only way they can keep their memories and stay in an era is by stealing a day of another person's life. Faced with this psychological decision every second of living, how will your character cope?