Sam: likes loud music, wears black eye-liner... and sees monsters.Nick: wears Che Guevara knit-wear, big specs, loves sci-fi... and designs computer viruses.Annie: dresses like a Sunday evening period drama, lives with her granddad... and fights like a ninja.When Sam helps out the mysterious Annie, ...
Sam: likes loud music, wears black eye-liner… and sees monsters.
Nick: wears Che Guevara knit-wear, big specs, loves sci-fi… and designs computer viruses.
Annie: dresses like a Sunday evening period drama, lives with her granddad… and fights like a ninja.
When Sam helps out the mysterious Annie, he and his cousin, Nick, are drawn into a world of excitement and danger. Terrifying androids roam the streets of York seeking the awesome power of the Infinity Bridge, a device that could signal the end of our world as we know it. All who stand in their way are being eliminated.
The three teenagers are propelled into an action-packed race against time, involving alternate realities, airships, clockwork killers…. and Merlin.
Sometimes the monsters are real….
What do you think? Please comment.
Ross
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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.