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The Cycle of Aurym
For thousands of years, the cycle of aurym and daemyn kept the world of the Oikoumene locked in the ebb and flow of good against evil. But Justin Holmes, the powerful inter-world warrior known as the ethoul, no longer seeks to drive back the forces of darkness.
Justin seeks to end the cycle forever.
The Army of Light, led by Queen Leah Anavion, may be humanity’s last hope at a military victory, but beneath the glow of a violet moon, the demons’ power only seems to increase. And now, an even greater evil Events have been set in motion that will bring the Nameless One, the god-king of the demons, to the Oikoumene in physical form.
An epic final battle will determine the fate of the world in this concluding installment of the five-book Fallen Odyssey series.
Justin seeks to end the cycle forever.
The Army of Light, led by Queen Leah Anavion, may be humanity’s last hope at a military victory, but beneath the glow of a violet moon, the demons’ power only seems to increase. And now, an even greater evil Events have been set in motion that will bring the Nameless One, the god-king of the demons, to the Oikoumene in physical form.
An epic final battle will determine the fate of the world in this concluding installment of the five-book Fallen Odyssey series.
411 pages, Hardcover
Published December 11, 2024
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Corey McCullough
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January 8, 2025
Wow, first to rate and review both book 4 and book 5!
So the conclusion... What a ride! A quarter of the way through I had no idea how the remaining pages would be filled, then about 40 pages from the end I had no clue how he could wrap it all up! This has been a long journey, but I'm so happy I went on it!
So the conclusion... What a ride! A quarter of the way through I had no idea how the remaining pages would be filled, then about 40 pages from the end I had no clue how he could wrap it all up! This has been a long journey, but I'm so happy I went on it!
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