Fringe Fiction Unlimited discussion

I wasn't sure about it at first. I was cruising Amazon a lot, trying to get a feel for what other indi-authors were doing, and I liked Fuller's cover art. I kept coming across these Trysmoon books, and they were just a click away, so I peaked inside. I didn't know it from just that first quick look, but I was a hooked fish. A shattered world? One that still harbors life on these huge floating chunks of rock that still orbit each other? It's a fantasy epic that takes place in a sci-fi world: a field of asteroids, and I just had to know more. I've always had an affinity for landscapes shaping the mood of a book, and does this landscape ever. The story is as shattered as the world it takes place on, full of incalculable forces at work and unpredictable dangers. Ascension is the beginning of Gen, the hero of the saga, and his brutal initiation from a carefree apprentice bard into something harder, sadder, and far more lethal by the brutal, bored, brilliant and insane Shadan Khairn, a warlord from a neighboring shard intent on conquering Gen's. From Ascension the story goes to Duty, where Gen, through his unwanted but unparalleled weapon skill, becomes the night-guardian of the Chalaine, the most beautiful woman in the world, who would literally drive men insane if they saw her unveiled. The Chalain is promised to a decadent, spoiled young man Chertanne prophesied to marry her and save their broken world from the machinations of Mikkik, a fallen angel that had almost killed the Creator of the world. However, after everything is fulfilled by Duty, the story goes on to Hunted, when Gen, in a fit of passion, is cast out to be hunted as the ultimate outlaw, and Mikkik's plans begin to come to fruition. Finally in Sacrifice, all the horror and the full spread of his malice and trickery come to the surface to bring the entire world to ruin as the Trysmoon waxes full.