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Rob J. Hayes
Rob J. Hayes is the author of dark fantasy novels like The Heresy Within and Deathless. If you enjoy grim stories with a touch of the supernatural, his work is definitely worth checking out.
Black Cloaks
Synopsis
The Enemies of your enemies...
Iro has left the home fleet to join up with the Black Cloaks, eager for the power and the answers they've promised him. But danger lurks in every corner deep in the TITAN core, and some revelations are more than he can bear. What if he was never a Corsair?
War has come to the Home Fleet and the new Squad Four Home find themselves on the front lines over and over again. Emil fights for his friends and for his ship, but what if Fleet Command isn't trying to win the war?
A new threat lurks in the depths of the TITAN core. Monsters band together, all of them wearing a golden crown. Iro and Emil will soon learn some old enemies are not as dead as they believed.
Black Cloaks is book 4 of 6 of TITAN HOPPERS, an Epic Science-Fantasy adventure perfect for fans of Cradle, Iron Prince, and Star Wars.
Genres
Characters
Iro (Titan Hoppers)Protagonist
Leaves the Home Fleet to join the Black Cloaks deep in the TITAN core, seeking power and answers, and is forced to confront doubts about whether he was ever truly a Corsair.
Emil (Titan Hoppers)Protagonist
Leads the new Squad Four Home on the front lines of the war against the Raider Fleet, growing suspicious that Fleet Command may not actually be trying to win.
Keritus Rex (Titan Hoppers)Antagonist
An unsettling new threat rising from the depths of the TITAN core, foreshadowed as a menace for future books.
Wave (Titan Hoppers)Supporting
A mimic-talented Black Cloak, antagonistic in earlier books, whose backstory comes to the fore in this installment.
Frequently asked questions
Does this book work as a starting point for the series?
This is the fourth installment in the six-part Titan Hoppers series and relies heavily on the character development and plot resolutions established in the previous three books. New readers should begin with the first book to understand the context of the Home Fleet and the ongoing conflict.