'There's no change without loss. No gain without sacrifice. Redemption is rarely painless.'War has ripped apart Artoria as the dark forces of Vildor prepare for the final battle. Flying north to battle, Lady Orla forms an uneasy alliance with the Artorians. Yet her heart remains heavy with the guilt...
‘There’s no change without loss. No gain without sacrifice. Redemption is rarely painless.’
War has ripped apart Artoria as the dark forces of Vildor prepare for the final battle. Flying north to battle, Lady Orla forms an uneasy alliance with the Artorians. Yet her heart remains heavy with the guilt of recent betrayal.
In the wilderness of the Wastes, Emelia has succumbed to Vildor’s black charm and watches helplessly as his schemes come to their terrible conclusion. Separated from his partner, Hunor, the Wild-Mage Jem races across Artoria to save Emelia. But more than just Vildor stands in his way as the terrors of the past seek to steal the might of the crystals from his grasp, and with them all hope of salvation.
The final book in the epic fantasy series, Darkness Rising- Redemption brings the incredible journey to its thrilling conclusion.
‘Tightly plotted, very well-written books, with a multitude of engaging characters.’ The British Fantasy Society
‘Each page is a new rush of tension, mystery and adrenaline.’ Amazon reviews
‘A finely crafted and unique fantasy novel which had me hooked from the first page.’ Amazon reviews.
About the author:
Ross M Kitson works during the day as a consultant in Intensive Care and Anaesthesia in the UK. He is married with three lovely children who soak up most of his free time. His works include the Prism series of epic fantasy, and the YA sci-fi adventures of the Nu-Knights.
Ross M Kitson writes both fantasy and steampunk science fiction at Myrddin Publishing Group, with a six book series--the Prism series--now completed and available in print and e-book. He has also published on web-zines, and within anthologies (both Steampunk and fantasy).
The Nu-knights is a sci-fi series set in modern day York. It is written for ages 12+, although its combination of killer androids, steam-powered airships, kick-ass heroines and action packed chases will appeal to all ages. The eagerly anticipated sequel to The Infinity Bridge is due for publication late 2017.
