This is the home page of the library of books
available from
our Inca authors. There will be a new one showcased every so often if
you would like to revisit the site. We don't sell direct from here
anymore, but if you would like signed copies, please
contact the project via the cunningly obfuscated address: enquiries at incaproject
dot co period uk, or via the Inca Project
Facebook site or from individual links on the books by some
authors. If you come through the Inca Project, we will get the authors to contact you to arrange
signatures, payment
and shipment. This may take a little longer than ordering direct,
but you can chat with the polymaths themselves and maybe get some
background to their brilliance.
We have split the books into various genres, but some cover several, so do look around at the various shelves to save missing anything. All books have been read and checked by the Inca project team, so you will have an
excellent standard of material to browse. We hope you find something
you like.
Genres
Latest
C. R. May - Wolf Winter
"The first in a new series, Age of Tyrants, a reimaging of 'Heart Of Darkness' and 'Apocalypse Now', set during the volcanic winter of 536AD."
Gruff voices carry above the crackle of burning thatch. Words spoken in Norse.
As he embarks upon the next stage of his journey, Holger savours the sound, the creeping realisation that he may never hear the like again growing with every step.
In the barbarian north, lordless now, following a bloody sacrifice in Uppsala, Holger Skamkeling retreats to the wildwood as the Wolf Winter bares its fangs. Crops are washed away
and icebergs plague the sea-lanes as a ghostly fog cloaks the world. With populations starving, and the coastal pans unworkable in the bone-numbing freeze, salt for curing becomes the currency of power.
Summoned by Eystein, King of the Swedes, Holger is sent on a mission deep into the lands of the Lutici
Slavs; to the temple at Rethra, where a shadowy figure has halted the shipments of rock salt from the mines.
His directive is simple: do whatever it takes to restore the supply.
