The Disability Book Archive

[ID: A book cover. The name of the series “No-Man’s Lander” and “Book 2” are written in the upper left corner of the cover in small white capitals. The title “Stronger Still” is written in larger white capitals in the centre of the cover. The name of the second series “These Treacherous Tides” is written directly below this in smaller white capitals. The author’s name “D. N. Bryn” is written at the bottom of the cover in thin gold capitals. The background is red hued and shows a shirtless black man standing in front of a building. He appears to be standing on a deck in front of a body of water. The tail fin of a shark can be seen in the water. The man is wearing jeans and has long dark braided hair, with the occasional golden link. His chest, arms and neck are covered in black tendrils. He is holding a glowing crystal in his left hand. /end]

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Content Warning:

Taken from author’s website:

• Alcohol Consumption
• Monitoring of Known Alcoholic Tendencies
• Fantasy Violence
• Fantasy Gore
• Death (of Prominent Character)
• Sexual Content (x2 Fade-To-Black Sex Scenes)

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Summary:

Rubem has become the voice of the auroras—of their rage, at least.

Between his threats and Tavish’s diplomacy, most of the world is finally listening. But pockets of denial linger, including the Findlays’ old trading partner, the self-governing city of Venalt. While Venalt was once a thriving metropolis of watery channels and garden balconies, now its dying aurora is the only thing holding back the sea monsters that threaten to sink the city.

As Rubem navigates Venalt’s stubborn government factions and apocalyptic prophecies, he discovers that someone in power wants the city destroyed—and they’re willing to kill its aurora protector to see their plans through. Rubem is quickly becoming all that stands in their way, but he seems always one step behind and never quite strong enough.

And like the world’s auroras, he’s growing weaker by the day…

Join Rubem and Tavish for another adventure of mystery, murder, and monsters, in a Venetian-inspired city where the Findlay family lingers on in well-buried secrets. While many These Treacherous Tides books can be read as standalones, the No-Man’s Lander series is best enjoyed chronologically.

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Notes:

This is the second book in the No Man’s Lander series, and the fourth book in the chronological timeline of the wider These Treacherous Tides universe.

A note on the author’s website states that, while each of the These Treacherous Tides books can be read as standalones, the No Man’s Lander series may be best enjoyed chronologically.

There is an ebook. There is a kindle edition.

Here is a link to the author’s website.

Other books in this series:

• Our Bloody Pearl
• Once Stolen
• Odder Still

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Archivist Comments:

I’ve genuinely quite enjoyed researching and putting this author’s work onto the archive. I’m looking forward to seeing what else they come out with in the future.

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