If you are looking for a new sci-fi fantasy read, then look no further than the Suns of the End Book Series. This series has three books: Fields of Rust, The Light of Murder, and The Infinity of Roads. Each book in this series has captivating imagery, mythical creatures, and epic battles.

Fields of Rust: Suns of the End – Volume One

The universe grows cold. Only a few stars persist in dark matter wastelands. Among these last embers, the ashes of war smolder. On the planet-sized Worldship, Nezantes, the loyal servant of King Darsen, seeks to restore the reign of his ruler. For this he will do anything, even if it means igniting the last stars in a final war. Caught in the middle of this looming conflict are Solaz, a man losing his humanity, and Isolde, a woman who may have never been human. Solaz and Isolde will pursue the duty-bound Nezantes past the ends of the world. Their desperate chase will take them among the broken and decrepit heavens. They will see what has become of the stubborn works of humanity and, if Nezantes has his way, they will witness another step towards the last breath of the cosmos.

The Light of Murder: Suns of the End – Volume Two

 

In the end times of the cosmos, the light of stars is the rarest thing. Cold darkness reigns. What little light remains is overshadowed by the pain, want, and desire of mortals and the divine. Above the endless world of the Shell, a god creates a new star out of anger over the death of his son. None can survive its passing light. On the shadowed world of Uin, a child of the divine brings war to her sister and her people. All will be caught in their engulfing conflict. And in the higher layers of the cosmos, on a world of fading light, a man is caught in artificial life. What hope he finds will be in the reflection of another.

The Infinity of Roads: Suns of the End – Volume Three

The universe winds down to its end, but all is far from silent. Around Murder, one of the last stars, sisters of divine birth wage a pitiless war. Few can escape the all-consuming conflict that fills the very sky with fire. But this is not the only struggle of mortals and the divine. Above all known realities, two immortal heroes embark across the cosmic Lattice on a desperate quest to save a fading world. On the fabled Seven Worlds, a man made, not born, searches for his birth and his death. Amid the endless world of the Shell, a lone voice seeks to question her fate. And in places that once were the dreams of machines, a lost spirit is reborn.

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