Beyond the Frontier

Book Two of The Earthsong Chronicles

London, 1887.

Buffalo Bill Cody and the Wild West have crossed the Atlantic at the invitation of Queen Victoria’s Jubilee, expecting cheering crowds, royal spectacle, and the greatest city on Earth. Instead, they arrive in a London wrapped in smoke, secrets, and something far older than empire.

Hidden beneath the celebration, whispers move through the streets of Whitechapel, the halls of the British Museum, and the chambers of men who believe science can unlock powers humanity was never meant to touch.

When Buffalo Bill receives a mysterious summons connected to ancient artifacts locked away in the museum’s forbidden archives, the team is drawn into a conspiracy tied to the oldest stories ever recorded. Deep within newly translated cuneiform tablets lie legends of forgotten kings, impossible journeys, monstrous beings, and heroes whose names survived long after their civilizations turned to dust.

Some of those legends, it seems, were never myths at all.

As Suni struggles against forces that challenge his purpose and identity, John Henry finds himself reluctantly pulled into the world of London’s scientific elite, where brilliant minds seek answers hidden in harmonics, ancient languages, and the strange power known as the Earthsong. Annie Oakley, Paul Bunyan, Babe the Blue Ox, and the rest of the Wild West soon discover they are not the only gifted souls gathering in London. Folk heroes, wanderers, hunters, and beings out of old folklore are arriving from every corner of the world, all drawn toward the same growing storm.

And waiting at the center of it all is an enemy history believed long dead.

Blending real historical figures, ancient mythology, hidden history, and dark fantasy, Beyond the Frontier expands the world of The Earthsong Chronicles into a global struggle where the oldest stories mankind ever told may hold the key to humanity’s future... or its destruction.

The frontier was never just America.
It was the edge of the unknown.