Gothic Opera: Nightmares Labyrinth

by Peter E. Boroch

War is on the horizon, the all powerful Gold Witch is dead and her only daughter has been abducted. If she is turned by the shadows and unleashed on the world, no one will be able to stop her. In response, an elite strike team of Knights have been called into action. Allying themselves with dangerous characters and using their unique kinetic powers they must journey into the violent underworld of society to rescue her, before it's too late. Shadow Lords, demons, bounty hunters, aliens, soldiers, warlocks, witches, ogres, elves and pirates await them. It will take a lot of bullets, swearing, blood and gore to fight through the nightmare...but what awaits them at the end, will be true horror. An electric fusion of drama, blood, action, comedy and chaos set in a futuristic, post apocalyptic stage. Enter the world of Gothic Opera.

660 pages, Hardcover

First published January 31, 2012

Reviews

[Meagan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gothic Opera: Nightmares Labyrinth by Peter E. Boroch is a pretty long, (over 600 pages), book but it is definitely worth reading. It is a post apocalyptic book (which have recently become some of my favorites) with mythical creatures galore! When you combine aliens with politics and warfare, you don't generally see it as being a good thing but I was pleasantly surprised reading this book. The book itself has the classic "good vs. evil" underlying theme but with over 600 pages, it's so much more than that. The characters had depth and the story flowed really well and it was hard to put down. I would love to see more from Mr. Boroch!