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Following the success of chart topping RuneScape: Betrayal at Falador, Return to Canifis is the brand new chapter in Titan's thrilling fantasy series spinning out of the world's most popular MMORPG [Launched on 22 March in United States of America and on 25 March for the UK and Rest of World].

Written by T.S. Church in close collaboration with RuneScape's developer, the Golden Joystick Award-winning British company Jagex Games Studio, Return To Canifis is the second eagerly awaited novel in the original fiction series that set fantasy sites and gaming blogs buzzing. Varrock is the greatest human city in the world, yet it is filled with dangerous secrets. People are being taken by an inhuman abductor. Its victims are murdered... or worse, spirited away to Morytania, where vampires rule. As unrest against the crown grows, the King chooses to send the now-famous Kara-Meir and her friends across the holy river into Morytania, the land of the dead.

Praise for RuneScape: Betrayal at Falador
"Bursting with memorable characters and with an enthralling plot." – Geeks.co.uk
"[T.S. Church's] battle writing prowess augurs well for future tales" – Fantasy Book Review
"A fun, easy, and enthralling book to read from start to finish" – Shakefire Review
"I would definitely recommend this books to fans of the fantasy genre" – thesixthhaxis.com
"T.S. Church has done a very good job of making...the world of RuneScape almost universally available." – MMORPG.com

RuneScape launched in 2001 and has been played by over 185 million players worldwide, making it the world's largest Free-to-play Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG), as recognized by the Guinness Book of Records. The game is set in the medieval fantasy realm of Gielinor, an open-world landscape of kingdoms, regions and cities that are home to a myriad of monsters and magicks.

T.S. Church was born and educated in Worcestershire, England. In his free time, he enjoys playing RuneScape. When not spending time in Gielinor, he likes to read and study history. To find out more, visit his website, www.tschurch.com.