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Book One · Available Now

Deadly Ice

Australia is ravaged by a catastrophic drought. A father's desperate bid to save his dying daughter hinges on an audacious plan: tow a colossal Antarctic iceberg across the Southern Ocean. But when a solar-flare-induced earthquake creates a tsunami that pushes the iceberg onto a deep-sea oil rig, the mission of hope becomes a race against an apocalyptic oil slick. As nations reel and corporations crumble, the crews must battle the elements, each other, and their own pasts to deliver salvation.

• 442 pages · Trade paperback
• ISBN-13 · 978-1-0671345-0-1
• Signed by the author
• Ships within 2 business days

Book Three · In Progress

Starfall Legacy

They thought the greatest threat to the planet was humanity's greed. They were wrong. When marine geologist Hugh Harlow and his family follow an ancient Aboriginal Dreamtime story into the remote Pilbara, they discover something impossible: a three-and-a-half-billion-year-old alien spacecraft buried in the oldest rock on Earth. The ship seeded the first life on the planet — and its long, patient signal has shaped evolution ever since. But disturbing the ship unleashes a chain reaction. Magnetic runners across the Indian and Pacific oceans amplify its signal, triggering earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and ocean die-offs around the Ring of Fire. As governments scramble to contain the catastrophe, Hugh, his wife Sky, and their children — especially eleven-year-old Michael, who shares a unique connection with the ship — find themselves at the centre of a crisis that could end the very life the ship helped create. With the help of Aboriginal custodian Thomas Ngurlun, they must restore an ancient ceremony that spans continents and generations. Because the ship is not attacking. It is grieving. And only Michael — the boy who first touched it — can remind it that it is not alone. A sweeping eco-thriller that spans billions of years, Starfall Legacy is the powerful conclusion to Chris Roberts' acclaimed series. In a world on the brink, the line between saviour and destroyer has never been thinner — and the answer to humanity's survival may lie in the oldest relationship of all.