Starships and Sorcery

The Elven Queen is invading London. Only Rye can stop her…

A coven of elvish techno-mages, the vanguard of the Queen’s army, is already in the city. If they open a portal between the worlds, the army will flood through in a full-scale invasion.

Rye’s long-suppressed moral compass has dragged her across the gap between worlds in pursuit of the techno-mages. But in this strange city, alone and cut off from all that is familiar, her lethal skills are useless. She needs friends and allies.

Pete, sacked from the company he founded, is lost without the distraction of work. When he starts looking into mysterious cat-nappings, things get weird.

Just don’t ask about the pigeons.

The Queen’s invasion has been foiled by an act of treason.

The punishment for treason is death, and the Queen knows exactly who to blame; Rye.

Lord Galdoran is the instrument of the Queen’s revenge. He’s brought an elite team of assassins to London and he’s hunting Rye, Pete, and Liz. Galdoran will stop at nothing to complete his mission.

And then there’s the Black Iron Prophesy itself. What is Black Iron, and what role might it play in the coming storm?

Can Rye stop Lord Galdoran before he slaughters her friends and destroys everything she’s worked to build?

Portals are opening randomly across the realms; disaster looms.

The network linking the worlds of humans and elves is collapsing. Portals are opening at random, threatening to tear reality apart and bring catastrophe to people on both sides of the Gap.

The fear of impending doom drives the Queen to send her Mage Lord across the Gap to fix the problem.

But things are never as easy as they seem.

To fix the network, Rye, Pete and Yllmae must find a legendary book, unearth the long-lost master portal stones, and cast the right spell before the system experiences a devastating collapse.

Can Rye and Yllmae find the master portal and prevent a disaster of global proportions?