Exile's Burn


Home Other Books The author Blog Exile's Burn Gear Links Email Fire in the Void	"If you never thought you'd root for a hero named Rat, you've obviously never read Exile's Burn. Elaine Corvidae writes with a deft, evocative style that will leave readers panting for more. Don't miss this one!" - Ann Aguirre, author of Grimspace A medic with a broken body. Neva Whitestone was severely injured during the Zatvian attack that destroyed her homeworld. Bearing scars on her face and in her soul, she is adrift in a universe crushed beneath the might of the Zatvian Cooperative. Now Neva has received a mysterious summons from a ship called the Exile. A stowaway with a broken mind. He has no name except the insult flung at him--Rat. Without any memory of his former life, he is haunted by voices in his head, which threaten to drive him mad. Desperate to escape, Rat flees from the Zatvians hunting him by stowing away on what appears to be an ordinary freighter. A ship in exile. The Exile is no innocent freighter, however, but instead a pirate ship embroiled in the last vestiges of rebellion against the Zatvians. So far, they have survived their private war. But now they have on board a man without a past, whose ravaged brain holds secrets that the Zatvians will kill to possess. "It's exciting, smart, and written with a depth that puts many speculative fiction authors to shame. Corvidae's superb storytelling skills grab a hold of you from the first chapter..." - Skyla Dawn Cameron, Award Winning Author of River Exile's Burn is available for free in the following eBook versions: PDF (6 MG) HTML (0.5 MG) Mobipocket (0.5 MG) (Interested in coverting EB to another format for me? Drop me an email!) Click here if you really love print books and can't live without either a "pocket" version of Exile's Burn in two parts, or a more reasonably priced doorstopper of a trade paperback with the entire book collected into one (rather large) volume. iPodders and iTunes users: check out the Exile's Burn playlist! Or, if you don't have iTunes (or maybe even if you do), go here for the complete song listing and my random commentary.

"If you never thought you'd root for a hero named Rat, you've obviously never read Exile's Burn. Elaine Corvidae writes with a deft, evocative style that will leave readers panting for more. Don't miss this one!" - Ann Aguirre, author of Grimspace

A medic with a broken body.

Neva Whitestone was severely injured during the Zatvian attack that destroyed her homeworld. Bearing scars on her face and in her soul, she is adrift in a universe crushed beneath the might of the Zatvian Cooperative. Now Neva has received a mysterious summons from a ship called the Exile.

A stowaway with a broken mind.

He has no name except the insult flung at him--Rat. Without any memory of his former life, he is haunted by voices in his head, which threaten to drive him mad. Desperate to escape, Rat flees from the Zatvians hunting him by stowing away on what appears to be an ordinary freighter.

A ship in exile.

The Exile is no innocent freighter, however, but instead a pirate ship embroiled in the last vestiges of rebellion against the Zatvians. So far, they have survived their private war. But now they have on board a man without a past, whose ravaged brain holds secrets that the Zatvians will kill to possess.

"It's exciting, smart, and written with a depth that puts many speculative fiction authors to shame. Corvidae's superb storytelling skills grab a hold of you from the first chapter..." - Skyla Dawn Cameron, Award Winning Author of River

Exile's Burn is available for free in the following eBook versions:

PDF (6 MG)
HTML (0.5 MG)
Mobipocket (0.5 MG)

(Interested in coverting EB to another format for me? Drop me an email!)

Click here if you really love print books and can't live without either a "pocket" version of Exile's Burn in two parts, or a more reasonably priced doorstopper of a trade paperback with the entire book collected into one (rather large) volume.

iPodders and iTunes users: check out the Exile's Burn playlist! Or, if you don't have iTunes (or maybe even if you do), go here for the complete song listing and my random commentary.