Inoki’s Game series by I.A. Ashcroft (books #1& #2)
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Overview: I. A. Ashcroft dwells in Phoenix, Arizona, alongside a wonderful tale-spinner and two increasingly deranged cats. The author enjoys reading and pretending to be other people while rolling dice and wearing fancy hats.
From Ashcroft’s writing, you can expect dark fantasy, humor, violence, hope, flawed and human heroes and villains, and more than a small dose of mythology.
Genre: Sci-fi/Fantasy
Raven Song (Inoki’s Game #1)
A century ago, the world burned. Even now, though rebuilt and defiant, civilization is still choking on the ashes.
Jackson, a smuggler, lives in the shadows, once a boy with no memory, no name, and no future. Ravens followed him, long-extinct birds only he could see, and nightmares flew in their wake. Once, Jackson thought himself to be one of the lucky few touched by magic, a candidate for the Order of Mages. He is a man now, and that dream has died. But, the ravens still follow. The nightmares still whisper in his ear.
Anna’s life was under the sun, her future bright, her scientific work promising. She knew nothing of The Bombings, the poisoned world, or the occult. One day, she went to work, and the next, she awoke in a box over a hundred years in the future, screaming, fighting to breathe, and looking up into the eyes of a smuggler. Anna fears she’s gone crazy, unable to fill the massive hole in her memories, and terrified of the strange abilities she now possesses.
The Coalition government has turned its watchful eyes towards them. The secret factions of the city move to collect them first. And, old gods stir in the darkness, shifting their pawns on the playing field.
If Anna and Jackson wish to stay free, they must learn what they are and why they exist.
Unfortunately, even if they do, it may be too late.
Raven Song is the first of a four book adult-oriented dystopian fantasy series, a story of intrigue, love, violence, and the old spirits in the shadows who wait for us to notice them again. Readers of Neil Gaiman, Holly Black, and Charlie Human will enjoy this dark magic-laced tale rooted on the bones of what our world could become.
Eclipse of the Sun: A Dystopian Fantasy (Inoki’s Game #2)
In a shattered world, few sanctuaries remain. But for two refugees, there are none.
As a smuggler, Jackson walked the fine line between shining New York and the lawless wilds every day—between sanity and his personal chasm of magic and madness. Now, his home is behind him. A growing storm threatens to consume him, destroying his fragile balance.
Perhaps it would be different if he’d never met Anna. But then, he wouldn’t have hope for the future either.
Abducted from a happier time, Anna desperately wants to believe in a better tomorrow—but she wields a power that terrifies her. Thrown into intrigue and blood, all she works for is to justify why she should have lived when her world died. The Coalition government dogs her, wanting to use her abilities for their own ends. The Order of Mages spins its traps, tightening the noose on her and her dearest friend.
Now those beyond the city walls grow restless, tired of accepting scraps, done with living in fear. In the shadows, old gods goad on violence and rebellion, playing games no mortal mind can fathom.
War is coming for them all. Anna and Jackson lie in the middle, the outcast, the chosen—and if they will not fight, then they too will die alongside their pursuers.
Eclipse of the Sun is the second in a four book adult-oriented dystopian fantasy series, a story of intrigue, love, violence, and the old spirits in the shadows who wait for us to notice them again. Readers of Neil Gaiman, Holly Black, and Charlie Human will enjoy this dark magic-laced tale rooted on the bones of what our world could become.
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