Azoth Khem Publishing

The prequel/sequel to The Brittle Riders. After being reviewed by professional critics The Brittle Riders was awarded a 97.92 rating, out of 100, on the film adaptability scale.

That was the warmup for this.

The Story

Now that it's been agreed that setting off six nukes at one time was still more subtle than the appearance of our villain, our story continues.

It was one thing to maintain order, quite another to inflict tyranny. When that line got blurred one brave soul rose up in protest and set off a chain of events that would eventually lead to a world war, alien robots, and non-dimensional souls. But, before all that could happen, he'd need some bourbon, some luck, and some mists to rule.



This world is our world and not. It is our future, and not. When multiple nuclear missiles can rightly be used as an example of subtle persuasion it becomes a testament to the deep, and twisted, humor that permeates this series. The fact that a gay wedding is the capstone for a bloody revolution is a perfect example of how dichotomies constantly intertwine to tie every story thread together. All in all, this is world building, and story telling, at its finest.

Sarah G., PHD