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Rainfallen: The Complete Trilogy
Rainwights tore down civilization centuries ago. It is no longer safe to wander in storms. Humanity survives in sheltered cities and canvas-covered towns. Travel between these patches of safety is rare and dangerous.
In the midst of this rain-soaked apocalypse, Galahad reforms the Knights of the Round Table as treasure-hunting vagrants. Along with his friends, he must face betrayal and bloodshed as he seeks the only treasure that a way to protect his hometown from this relentless apocalypse.
But rainwights aren’t the only monsters that now call Britain’s rolling hills home. To complete his quest, he must confront magic and monsters, betrayal and bloodshed, and the ire of a mad king. He may not be a hero, but in the shadows of the Unholy Kingdom of Mercia, he's the closest thing they have.
“A mash-up of grimdark fantasy and post-apocalyptic thriller, with clear horror and sci-fi influences. The combination works a treat, being glued together by a noir-esque tone. It’s gritty and sardonic, Abercrombie-like.” — Nick P (TheBookScene)
In the midst of this rain-soaked apocalypse, Galahad reforms the Knights of the Round Table as treasure-hunting vagrants. Along with his friends, he must face betrayal and bloodshed as he seeks the only treasure that a way to protect his hometown from this relentless apocalypse.
But rainwights aren’t the only monsters that now call Britain’s rolling hills home. To complete his quest, he must confront magic and monsters, betrayal and bloodshed, and the ire of a mad king. He may not be a hero, but in the shadows of the Unholy Kingdom of Mercia, he's the closest thing they have.
“A mash-up of grimdark fantasy and post-apocalyptic thriller, with clear horror and sci-fi influences. The combination works a treat, being glued together by a noir-esque tone. It’s gritty and sardonic, Abercrombie-like.” — Nick P (TheBookScene)
737 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 9, 2025
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Benjamin Aeveryn
10 books41 followersBenjamin Aeveryn is an author of upmarket SFF about love, nature, and monsters. He lives in Cambridgeshire with his beautiful wife and a grumpy old cat. His debut Salt in the Wound was both an SPFBO and BBNYA semi-finalist and his novella Blackcap was a SFINCS finalist.
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