The second season of the Tor.com Collection includes the following Tor.com audiobooks originally published separately in the winter of 2016:
The Drowning Eyes by Emily Foster
Patchwerk by David Tallerman
Lustlocked by Matt Wallace
A Song for No Man's Land by Andy Remic
The Ballad of Black Tom by Victor LaValle
The Devil You Know by K.J. Parker
The Absconded Ambassador by Michael R. Underwood
Pieces of Hate by Tim Lebbon
Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire
The Emperor's Railroad by Guy Haley
Fleeing the city of New York on the TransContinental atmospheric transport vehicle, Dran Florrian is traveling with Palimpsest-the ultimate proof of a lifetime of scientific theorizing.
When a rogue organization attempts to steal the device, however, Dran takes drastic action.
But his invention threatens to destroy the very fabric of this and all other possible universes, unless Dran-or someone very much like him-can shut down the machine and reverse the process.
Altapasaeda, capital of the Castoval, is under siege by its own king. Far to the north, rebels have set a bastard prince up as a figurehead. Yet again, Easie Damasco – thief, renegade, and dashing rogue par excellence – finds himself roped into a desperate scheme to preserve the Castoval. And kidnapping the Prince seemed like such a good idea at the time…
“Damasco is the kind of vivacious, irreverent character who will steal your affections, and any book with him in it is too short.” – WarpCoreSF
But whatever good intentions Damasco may have are about to be tested to their limits, as the most valuable – and dangerous – object in the land comes within his light-fingered grasp. Add in some suicidally stubborn giants, an old enemy with dreams of empire, and the deadliest killer in two kingdoms on his heels, and Easie’s chances of staying honest – or even just surviving – are getting slimmer by the hour. “Damasco resembles a landlocked version of Jack Sparrow… The atypical backdrop, self-aware style and downplaying of magics bring to mind the contemporary fantasies of Scott Lynch and Joe Abercrombie.” SFX Magazine
Meet Easie Damasco: rogue, thieving swine and total charmer Even the wicked can't rest when a vicious warlord and the force of enslaved giants he commands invade their homeland. Damasco might get away in one piece, but he's going to need help. Big time. "A fast-paced, witty and original fantasy, reminiscent of Scott Lynch and Fritz Leiber." Adrian Tchaikovsky, author of Empire in Black & Gold "Fast-paced, quick-witted, engaging; as apt a description of Easie Damasco, reluctant hero, as of the novel itself." - Juliet E. McKenna, author of the The Tales of Einarinn series.
