Today, the world gets just a little stranger – and we take one step closer to the end. Because today, Sinners & Saints arrives in eBook and paperback, and a journey nearly two decades in the making moves into its final act. In a world where “normalcy” is being weaponised against people like me, stories like this feel more necessary than ever.
This book begins the Armageddon. The end of all things. Here, we reckon with the fallout of the heroes’ choices, interrogate the truths we thought we understood, and return to the Genesis of everything that has come before. In doing so, we discover just how much more there is left to lose. Sinners & Saints asks the painful questions – because only in truth can we prepare ourselves for the Flood.
Book 4 of the Heroes & Demons series leads directly into next year’s Fall & Flood, the culmination of everything we’ve been building toward. These two novels are two halves of the same reckoning – the moment the saga finally stops holding its breath.
With today’s release, the Sinners & Saints page has been updated with a small preview of the opening chapters and the full accompanying soundtrack. You’ll see the emotional design of this novel woven through it: dreamlike, disorienting, grasping at shadows. The playlist is on Spotify, and I’ve included a text list of the tracks in emotional order for anyone using other music services (apparently they do exist).
Sinners & Saints is available now across multiple Amazon markets. You’ll find links to key English‑language and European stores on the main page for both eBook and paperback. For now, Amazon remains my primary distribution – though there are some exciting developments coming next year.
And the story doesn’t end here. Fall & Flood (Book 5) arrives in summer 2027, and my next New Knights novel, Echo, releases on 10th October. More details – and more chaos – to come.
Before I go, a thank you. This world doesn’t keep turning without you. Readers are the lifeblood of an indie author’s ecosystem. Without you reading, reviewing, sharing, and keeping these worlds alive, it would be nothing more than one old(ish) bear sat by a campfire telling himself stories. With you pulling up a log beside me, the dark night feels a little less dark.
Thank you – from the heart of my bottom, as they say.
’til the End
Rick Rawes
Leeds, West Yorkshire
3rd July 2026
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