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The Seven Keys Saga
Fallout
Sometimes You Just Can't Escape the Past
Two years have passed since the establishment of the Ozarks Spiritual Sovereignty and Terry Howard has settled into his role as the liaison between the newly formed nation and the established government. Life has settled down. The world is recovering from the changes brought on by the Order War.
Everyone was touched by the war, some more than others. When secrets start surfacing, Terry is forced to accept that just because someone is your friend, doesn’t mean you know them.
The past has a way of catching up, and sooner or later, everyone has to deal with the Fallout.
About the Seven Keys Saga
Discover the World of the Seven Keys through the eyes of College Drop-out and Professional Mage, Terry Howard. Terry is struggling to find his place in a world suddenly free of the Six Orders' collective thumb. He's spent his entire life in the rigid hierarchy of the magical world, and has no idea how to interact with mundane society.
Fortunately for him, he has a few friends willing to put up with his crap long enough to help him out.
From his Roommate David, an empathic healer with a strange sense of humor to his friends Suez and Gabriel, an unconventional couple that brings an entirely new meaning to opposites attract, he's go no shortage of support.
But will all of it be enough for him to answer his calling, come to terms with his own past, and find a better place in a world he wasn't meant to live in?
He sure hopes so.
Two years have passed since the establishment of the Ozarks Spiritual Sovereignty and Terry Howard has settled into his role as the liaison between the newly formed nation and the established government. Life has settled down. The world is recovering from the changes brought on by the Order War.
Everyone was touched by the war, some more than others. When secrets start surfacing, Terry is forced to accept that just because someone is your friend, doesn’t mean you know them.
The past has a way of catching up, and sooner or later, everyone has to deal with the Fallout.
About the Seven Keys Saga
Discover the World of the Seven Keys through the eyes of College Drop-out and Professional Mage, Terry Howard. Terry is struggling to find his place in a world suddenly free of the Six Orders' collective thumb. He's spent his entire life in the rigid hierarchy of the magical world, and has no idea how to interact with mundane society.
Fortunately for him, he has a few friends willing to put up with his crap long enough to help him out.
From his Roommate David, an empathic healer with a strange sense of humor to his friends Suez and Gabriel, an unconventional couple that brings an entirely new meaning to opposites attract, he's go no shortage of support.
But will all of it be enough for him to answer his calling, come to terms with his own past, and find a better place in a world he wasn't meant to live in?
He sure hopes so.
127 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 4, 2014
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M.A. Brotherton
17 books22 followersM.A. Brotherton is a writer, blogger, artist, and fat-kid from the suburbs of Kansas City, Missouri. He's tasted a little bit of everything the Midwest has to offer, ranging from meth-tweaking rednecks in massive underground cave complexes to those legendary amber waves of grain. When he's not writing, he spends most of his time screwing around on the internet.
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October 23, 2014
M.A. Brotherton keeps getting better and better. The second book in the Seven Keys saga pulls me back into the lives of Springfield, Missouri's Magical community. M.A. Brotherton has grown and matured as an author and so have the characters themselves. They are real and unpolished and I find myself having true emotions toward them. Through his gift of storytelling, M.A. Brotherton let me discover the world of Terry Howard and his group of non conformist supporting characters. Fallout is a fast paced book and a quick read at just over 130 pages. Once I picked it up, I could not put it down until the end.
October 17, 2014
Well worth the read.
Brotherton continues to bring Terry Howard and his friends to life. The setting in the Ozarks and in Springfield make the story more believable. Obviously, Brotherton knows this area intimately. When he mentions a location, you can believe it is there.
Brotherton continues to bring Terry Howard and his friends to life. The setting in the Ozarks and in Springfield make the story more believable. Obviously, Brotherton knows this area intimately. When he mentions a location, you can believe it is there.
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