The Glassfire Serpent Part II, Ashes: An epic fantasy adventure

With the forces of Eris tracking their steps, Robin and his friends must locate the Mysterious Lady Tinda and discover the truth behind the Glassfire Serpent.

But the clock is ticking. The Pyrenight celebrations are looming, and they must work fast if they are to save their captured friends before it's too late.

With Karya fading fast, and the Grimm's hot on their heels, Robin must seek aid from any quarter, and fate brings him to the resting place of the weapons of the very elementals themselves.

Hearts must be reunited, dark pasts must be faced, and unlikely alliances forged, and the Scion of the Arcania, if he hopes to survive, will need to choose between friends, before the sun goes black.

Ashes is the second part of The Glassfire Serpent and Book Five in the Changeling series. Its publication is eagerly awaited by the series' many fans, and will please all who enjoy high quality fantasy tales in the style of Rowling, Gaiman and Pratchett.

'Fast-moving with surprises and mysteries galore' - Simon Clark, bestselling fantasy author

'A puzzle-solving, secret-tomb-discovering, magic-filled adventure that takes you deeper than ever before' - L. K. Smith, reviewer at Innate Plethora

'I am addicted to this series. I love the characters as I get to know them better with every book. Where's the next book?' - Amazon review

'James Fahy does it again!!!!! He is an absolutely brilliant fantasy writer.' - Goodreads review

James Fahy lives in the North of England, close to wild moors and adjacent to a haunted wind farm, with his extremely patient and long-suffering family and an Akita dog named Okami. In due course, James plans to buy a raven and name it Quoth. He is the author of the Changeling fantasy series, which follows the adventures of Robin, a seemingly unremarkable boy who is swept up into a war between our world and the Netherworlde, a shadowy realm which lies beyond our own. In addition to fantasy, James writes science fiction, urban gothic and steampunk, for people old enough to know better.