Tides

When Syrina finds Anna and Pasha, survivors of General Mann's assault on the valley hidden in the peaks of the Black Wall, she realizes they may be the key to discovering what she is. But after feelings she didn't think possible well up for Pasha, things grow complicated. With the help of Ves, pirate-turned-smuggler, they pursue Mann across the continent. However, growing tensions between factions within the Church of N'narad make the trip more perilous than they counted on. Can Syrina find the key to herself and the voice in her head, and find revenge against her master? And what price will she be willing to pay?

Rossick has escaped. The kingdom of Arcaccia is in a panic.River and her squad are constantly one step behind Rossick as they race from province to province trying to figure out his plan and stop him. Their search will take them from the kingdom of Arcaccia to the Woodfolk world of Vermatis.Will they find him in time to stop him or will Rossick escape again.Join River as she embraces her destiny to save her kingdom.

Syrina has spent the last three years trying to drown her grief. The events in Eheene changed both her and the planet of Eris forever, but the world has not been idle.The Grace of Fom's war for independence rages on, but with a secret stolen from Syrina's friends, she is now gaining the advantage, even as the Archbishop's schemes could end in disaster for all. Meanwhile, the former High Merchant Ehrina Ka'id and her faithful servant carry out plans of their own, but they need Syrina if they hope to succeed.Elsewhere, General Mann, once servant of the Grace, has now fallen in with the pirate Ves, and they soon get caught in a conspiracy that could decide the fate of the world.Can they all put aside their differences and act in time before a second Age of Ashes ends civilization once and for all? Robert Fisher has lived in Hiroshima, Japan with his wife and five-year-old son since 2015, where he occasionally teaches English, writes, and pretends to learn Japanese. Before that he lived in Vancouver, Canada where he worked in the beer industry and mostly just cavorted about, getting into trouble and eating Thai food.He placed fourth in The Vancouver Courier's literary contest with his short story The Gift, which appeared in that paper on February 20, 2009. His science fiction novella The God Machine was published by Blue Cubicle Press in 2011 under the name Robert Fisher.He has been trying to write stories since he was four years old. A series by R.A. Fisher.