Steven Poore Books

Steven Poore crafts expansive epic fantasies and gripping space adventures, immersing readers in meticulously constructed worlds. His storytelling is marked by a grand vision and a nuanced approach to character, inviting audiences into vast, imaginative landscapes. Poore's narratives delve into significant themes, establishing him as a distinctive talent in speculative fiction. He actively engages with the SFF community through his creative collaborations and organizational contributions.

The Heir To The North
426 pages
15 hours of reading
4.2(59)Add rating
The narrative centers on a character's deep-seated loyalty to Caenthell and the North, emphasizing a powerful oath tied to the legacy of the High Kings. The protagonist's sword symbolizes not just allegiance but also the weight of history and destiny. The tension builds around the idea of a rightful heir emerging, which could revive the North, setting the stage for themes of honor, sacrifice, and the struggle for rightful leadership in a realm steeped in tradition.
The Clockwork Eyeball
3.3(10)Add rating
Reminiscent of masters of the spy genre, Steven Poore tells a tale of daring do in a world of intrigue, with his usual flare and immaculate writing. 1958. An alternate Marrakesh. The Cold War wages on and with the launch of Sputnik, Russia is conquering space at last. Young Saif’s mission; escort an undercover British agent to the Deputy Security directorate. Evading high tech Russian surveillance devices, Saif borrows a grand taxi and heads to the pick-up point. But the agent – aka “The Lighting Rod” – is the one man guaranteed to make a dangerous situation more perilous. The race is on to escape the Russian secret service and deliver the spy safely into British handsDyslexic friendly Quick Read for adults. Formatted with cream paper and larger spacing.

The Heir To The North

The Clockwork Eyeball