Rockaiju: Titanic Symphony

by Robert V. Aldrich, E. F. Camacho (Editor), Oscar Romero (Illustrator)

Overview

A year has passed since Samatra left her village in search of an Epic Legend. Not only had she returned but what she brought back with her was far more than her family could ever imagine possible. She returned with Rockaiju, an Epic Legend, mountainous in size, girded by its bond with Samatra and her music. Together they accomplished the impossible.

Now, all manner of Epic beasts and Legendary Kaiju continue to appear on the horizon. One after another Samatra, with Rockaiju's help, will have to defend their home. Will Rockaiju be able to hold back the onslaught? Are the Gods involved and why? Will they be able to keep her village safe on their own or will help arrive in time?

What will Samatra do this time?

Rockaiju: Titanic Symphony is the riveting fantasy adventure sequel from the "A Girl and her Kaiju" series. Book two continues one year later in Samatra's adventures. Join her and her family as they delve deeper into the world of Epic Legends.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781955281027
Publisher:	Caffeine & Ink Books
Publication date:	07/04/2021
Series:	A Tale of a Girl and Her Kaiju
Pages:	252
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.69(d)

About the Author

Robert V. Aldrich is a novelist and writer based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. He writes mostly sci-fi/fantasy, and draws inspiration from anime, video games, comics, lucha libre, and even opera (no really, it’s true).

A wonderful talent, Robert has a number of manuscripts in development through Caffeine & Ink Books. Most prolific among those books are his, A Song of Bullets and Boom (Rhest) and his Rockaiju series.

Ink is in Robert’s veins. If he is not writing for C&I he is writing something for himself or someone else. Over the years he has produced ridiculously lengthy bodies of work. From his previous online exercise, Crossworlds, where he was producing individual chapters on a daily and weekly basis for over 8 years. His earliest forays into novel writing with Ghee, and Neo-Romance, were also beloved in the indie publishing world among Anime and LGBTQ fans.

Robert currently continues to produce a series of self-published adventure novels titled, Proton, which focuses on a character who gained superpowers from dressing up in Cosplay.

When Robert isn’t writing, he works as a data analyst for the North Carolina Central Cancer Registry, teaches martial arts (mostly to kids), and specializes in losing arguments with cats and squirrels. Feel free to spark up a conversation at the next convention by asking him: “What is your favorite episode of Transformers?”