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Nanomancer: Book 2
(2026)(The second book in the Nanomancer series)
A novel by Ned Castor and Cassius Lange
Freedom was never part of the deal.
Sergeant Richard Stavos was instrumental in saving the 2nd Eres Army, and his reward was a life sentence in Xan—a reygon-tier security prison built around a sentient world-tree that turns high-tech nanites into useless grit. He’s no longer a savior; he’s the "Bloodmancer", a gladiator fighting for scraps and just enough Eres blood to keep his Lazarus disease from liquefying his organs.
But he is about to break Xan before it breaks him.
When the Warden offers a him a chance at freedom, Stavos must build an impossible team: a disgraced Eres warrior drowning in addiction, and a rogue Argos Templar who views morality as a punchline, and a parasitic puddle in love with their only means of escape.
Together, they have to navigate a Gamar rebellion and a secret Argos invasion that threatens to turn the entire sector into a graveyard. The System is stacked against him, his body is failing, and his new crew is one bad argument away from killing each other.
Good thing Stavos is used to bad days.
Mass Effect meets the prison-break grit of Guardians of the Galaxy. This Military Sci-Fantasy epic continues the GameLit / LitRPG progression series now featuring high-stakes arena battles, evolved pet class mechanics, stat min-maxing, and innovative ways to level up and craft in a ‘real-world’ System.
Genre: GameLit
Sergeant Richard Stavos was instrumental in saving the 2nd Eres Army, and his reward was a life sentence in Xan—a reygon-tier security prison built around a sentient world-tree that turns high-tech nanites into useless grit. He’s no longer a savior; he’s the "Bloodmancer", a gladiator fighting for scraps and just enough Eres blood to keep his Lazarus disease from liquefying his organs.
But he is about to break Xan before it breaks him.
When the Warden offers a him a chance at freedom, Stavos must build an impossible team: a disgraced Eres warrior drowning in addiction, and a rogue Argos Templar who views morality as a punchline, and a parasitic puddle in love with their only means of escape.
Together, they have to navigate a Gamar rebellion and a secret Argos invasion that threatens to turn the entire sector into a graveyard. The System is stacked against him, his body is failing, and his new crew is one bad argument away from killing each other.
Good thing Stavos is used to bad days.
Mass Effect meets the prison-break grit of Guardians of the Galaxy. This Military Sci-Fantasy epic continues the GameLit / LitRPG progression series now featuring high-stakes arena battles, evolved pet class mechanics, stat min-maxing, and innovative ways to level up and craft in a ‘real-world’ System.
Genre: GameLit
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