Perhaps because the first chapter of his working life was devoted to something else entirely. But the other thing that hasn’t gotten old for Rollins is the act of writing itself. His books have been translated into 40 languages and sold more than 20 million copies, and he has been compared to such giants as Michael Crichton and Dan Brown. But now that it’s been almost two years, there is a sense of excitement and wanting to get back out there again.” “If you had asked me two years ago, I would have said you get used to having a new book out. “It does feel momentous, especially coming out of these COVID years, when my books kept getting pushed off,” the 60-year-old Rollins said from his home near Lake Tahoe. This may be Rollins’ 38th book, but the thrill of sending a new novel out into the world is seismic. 7, stop at the Mysterious Galaxy Bookstore in the Midway District. He will be discussing “The Starless Crown” during an in-person tour that includes a Friday, Jan. Rollins’ latest also reintroduces readers to an author who is eager to face the world after a cosmic event that has upended our collective universe. After the vision, Nyx is joined by a band of fellow misfits on a treacherous journey to find her father, avoid a vengeful king and stop the cosmic event that could destroy her universe. The fantasy novel introduces readers to Nyx, a young woman whose academic life at the Cloistery of Brayk is upended by a swamp-beast attack and a vision of the Moonfall apocalypse.
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