Ratarra Book 2

Damian's mission intensifies and his understanding of the Mari and the old feud of Adin grow in this second installment of the Ratarra trilogy. With the help of Riman's spy network, Damian and Cam find themselves racing through the dark tunnels of the Undercity to rescue political hostages vital to the survival of the city of Hera. Beneath the world above, Damian receives deific instruction at the hand of his own enemy, Tog, who shows him revelations of time and the dooms of mortalkind. The wily Cam escapes his Kunn captors and struggles to outwit and outfox them on an exciting river adventure where he unwittingly discovers the secret location of one of the lost artifacts. Damian chases the clan across the realm on his super-horse Bish, all the way into the dreaded Palmwood jungle. There, he finally meets one of the fabled Kadali monks, an apparition who teaches him the history of the Mari, the feud of Adin, the curse placed upon the rival brothers, and the Gift the Kunn seeks to release. In Hera, the Lord Helbek makes a bold attempt to shake his Kunn puppeteers from their influence over his rule. But the Kunn has something else in store for their rebellious subject when they break their old mastermind Zus Folan from prison. The two forces collide in an unbelievable showdown at the Circadrome, the huge arena where the outcome is displayed before the whole city. Filled with deception, action and intrigue, Feud of Planes casts uncertainty and peril on this troubled realm, victim to an old haunting legend.
About the Author: Michael Schwartz spent his youth involved with karate training and dragon slaying in the woods of New Hampshire. He was fond of role-playing games such as Dungeons and Dragons, and even created his own written adventures and modifications. At the young age of eighteen he fell in love with and married his neighbor and high school sweetheart, Kimberly. Shortly thereafter he earned his black belt in martial arts. After graduating high school he embarked on a short term of service in the United States Marine Corps, during which his two sons were born. He returned to the simple working life at the grocery store, adding a daughter to the household, raising a family of three children with his wife. Their children are grown and Michael and Kimberly have been married happily for twenty-two years. They are now kept company by a small host of furry animals. The September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks had a profound effect on Michael's outlook of life, God, and His purpose for mankind. He was moved to study theology and philosophy, in particular religiously inspired warfare. Trying to discover the answer to divinely justified murder, and man's eager claim to it, he wrote this book series. Visit the Ratarra website at ratarra.com Facebook: facebook.com/ratarra.bookseries