Our final character profile for Gods of the Deep is Captain Rachel Drake. Rachel is the owner of Drake Enterprises, a merchant empire with a fleet of ships and interests all over the world. She is also very well educated, an expert shot and a competent fencer. As Captain of the Neptune's Wing, she also puts herself in the forefront of her companies most risky ventures, taking her flagship into often very dangerous waters.

What's this? Two releases in one day? Well, technically this book has already been released (last year) but it has been re-released with cream paper because some potential readers requested it and I decided to do some more promotion for it. Lurking Omnibus collects 8 short stories into one volume, mixing SF with fantasy and speculative fiction. Here we see:

Today is the official release day of the 10th Anniversary edition of Gods of the Deep. This has been revised and updated for the new release, including an updated cover. You can acquire this from a number of sources from this link in a number of ebook formats as well as print. You can also get print from Amazon at this link If you do buy and enjoy, please leave a review!

Our final character profile for Gods of the Deep is Captain Rachel Drake. Rachel is the owner of Drake Enterprises, a merchant empire with a fleet of ships and interests all over the world. She is also very well educated, an expert shot and a competent fencer. As Captain of the Neptune's Wing, she also puts herself in the forefront of her companies most risky ventures, taking her flagship into often very dangerous waters.

Our second character from Gods of the Deep is Professor Everyn Crowe. He was created after I learned that Issac Newton, the famous physicist, had dabbled for a time in alchemy. I have always been fascinated by stories of real world occult lore and the relationship it has with science. The concept of alchemy laying the foundations for what eventually became chemistry, Clarke's law of sufficiently advanced technology looking like magic and other links.

We start off the discussion of characters in Gods of the Deep for its 10th Anniversary but looking at Lady Catherine de Berg Lady Catherine was not the original name for this character. In the first draft of the first paragraph of the story Heart of the City, she was male and called Sir Anthony. I had the concept of a dilletente detective in a fantasy world - a noble who has a secret, scandalous life in the underworld.

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