Dawn of a Lost Sun (A Caverns Of Stelemia Novel, #2)

by Riley Morrison

Overview

Would you destroy the human race to save it?

Kara awakens on the frozen, bleak surface, her body stolen from her by Imogen. Kara is alone. Frightened. Trapped.

Aemon, injured in the battle with Kahan, escapes the fighting and soon finds himself face-to-face with Imogen and her sinister machines. And she has need of him.

As the cold closes in, Kara struggles to find a way home. Soon she encounters her murderous sister, Semira, who has shared a similar fate. Exile. With Imogen beside him, Aemon returns to Stelemia and quickly learns the nature of her machines. Once men, infused into metal, now serving her every command. Imogen is the Scion of the Prophecy. The harbinger of doom.

Together, Kara and Semira must overcome their differences if they hope to survive the terrors of the surface and seize back what was theirs. Imogen plans to unleash her harvesters upon humanity. Only Aemon can stop her.

All the while, the ancient enemy plans their final attack.

Book 2 in the epic saga of the Caverns of Stelemia.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940155628255
Publisher:	Riley Morrison
Publication date:	05/18/2018
Series:	A Caverns Of Stelemia Novel , #2
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	461 KB

About the Author

Riley Morrison is an Australian writer who primarily writes in the fantasy, science fiction and post-apocalyptic genres.  Because it is hard for Riley to write in only one genre, it would be easier to say he writes Speculative Fiction.

An avid reader of all things doom and gloom, Riley enjoys reading about how our civilization is close to collapse and how we are all going to have to get used to living in caves again. A dull and gloomy cave with no Internet, Twitter or cats.

Other things Riley likes, include history, bushwalking, cats, vegetable gardening, procrastinating, oddball slapstick comedies (Bruce Campbell FTW!), video games, and countless other things. And cats.

Riley is old enough to have written some semblance of a story on a Commodore Amiga 500 but not old enough to have used a typewriter. Sadly, it has taken him around 25 years from writing his first story to sit down and actually finish something.  While hardly unique in this, Riley can at least boast he has actually finished writing something. Take that crazy ex first, flat mate!