Will there be another Siobhan Dunmoore story?

[Eric Thomson]

I'd say it's looking increasingly likely, especially since I've already designed a cover and have the inkling of a storyline germinating in the back of my mind. It looks like I'll be picking up her story several years after the war, when she faces involuntary separation from the Service after being passed over for promotion too many times, a not uncommon fate for those officers who rose in rank quickly during the conflict only to face severely diminished promotion opportunities in a much smaller peacetime Navy.

[Jayme]

Very glad to hear it, just starting the 6th book and will definitely be looking for more!

[Eric Thomson]

Very glad to hear it, just starting the 6th book and will definitely be looking for more!

Glad that you're enjoying the series!

Cheers

[Jayme]

I love the series. I'm very happy to have found it. The sf book universe is a hard one to navigate with so many sub genres to choose from. I've had to sample many authors. As all good books do, these ones lead me to unexpected places and interests both in your stories and in my life. As a fan and fellow Canadian I thank you.

[tboomer46]

No "fitted and retained" for Dunmoore, eh? Well, she'll find a way, she always does! I'm still hoping for some version of that joint task force... Can't wait.

[Bavarian Barbarian]

Eric - Are you planning to re-visit the storyline from Book 3 of the cycle "Like Stars in Heaven"? The "Planet of the Lost Humans" as Brakal calls them. Since there is no mention in the Ashes of Empire cycle perhaps not in the Siobhan Dunmore cycle, but it could be an interesting development in the Ashes of Empire cycle. A third power besides Wyvern and Lionesse.

Best Regards - Manfred

[Eric Thomson]

Eric - Are you planning to re-visit the storyline from Book 3 of the cycle "Like Stars in Heaven"? The "Planet of the Lost Humans" as Brakal calls them. Since there is no mention in the Ashes of Empire cycle perhaps not in the Siobhan Dunmore cycle, but it could be an interesting development in the Ashes of Empire cycle. A third power besides Wyvern and Lionesse.

Best Regards - Manfred

I hadn't really thought about checking in on them again, but that could be an interesting idea at some point. Thank you.

[Tmon]

Looking forward to reading the next novel!

I'd say it's looking increasingly likely, especially since I've already designed a cover and have the inkling of a storyline germinating in the back of my mind. It looks like I'll be picking up her story several years after the war, when she faces involuntary separation from the Service after being passed over for promotion too many times, a not uncommon fate for those officers who rose in rank quickly during the conflict only to face severely diminished promotion opportunities in a much smaller peacetime Navy.