David returns to the First in an effort to overcome his loss of the Voice. Gella strives to keep abreast of Teo’s devious plans in order to end the war with Jonia. Cyrus is now the new ruler of the Capital, struggling to fight Jonia’s revolt along with his own demons. In the second book of the best-selling Pearseus series, the incessant scheming of the various players and their nebulous puppet-masters has brought about major change. The Amazon best-selling series continues! Pearseus: Mad Water (book 2 of the Pearseus epic fantasy series) But can love be found in the ruins of humanity’s civilization? While man turns against man, the First, Pearseus’ indigenous people, wage their own war against a shadowy enemy an ancient conflict that threatens to engulf and destroy all of humanity.įollowing an unspeakable crime, the men and women of Pearseus struggle to live and love as their world crumbles all around them. In the process, they have created a dystopia for themselves, splitting into three competing factions: the Capital, the Loyalists and the Democracies, all embroiled in endless intrigue and constant warfare.Īn uneasy truce between the three parties still holds – barely. The handful of humans that crash-landed on Pearseus three hundred years ago have by now colonized a large part of the planet, rebuilding their civilization from scratch. The series that has reached #1 on Amazon! Justice without compassion is but tyranny Pearseus, Rise of the Prince (Book 1 of the Pearseus epic fantasy series) Now, his books: Pearseus: Rise of the Prince Mercifully, all his books are professionally edited! He lives in Athens, Greece, in the middle of a forest, with his wife, dog and two very silly cats, one of whom is always sitting on his lap, so please excuse any typos in his blog posts: typing with one hand can be hard. His latest book is Runaway Smile, a children’s book. These have all become Amazon best-sellers. Except for his epic fantasy series, Pearseus, he has also published The Power of Six, a collection of short sci-fi stories. Architect by training, holder of a PhD in Digital Architecture from the University of Edinburgh. How I hadn’t featured his books here before, is anybody’s guess, but finally, today is the day.įirst, a bit about Nicholas: Author Nicholas RossisĪvid reader. (It’s full of useful information, don’t miss it!). Nicholas Rossis is a writer I’ve known for a while and whose blog I thoroughly enjoy and I’ve mentioned before.

Sometimes I keep reading about some authors, I enjoy their blogs, and they become such familiar faces for me, that I’m surprised when I check back and realise they’ve never visited my blog yet. As you know on Fridays I try and bring you new authors that haven’t visited yet my blog.

Runaway Smile by Nicholas C. Rossis