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Paramount: A Science Fantasy Novel in the Grimdark Future

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For a battle psyker, war is merely the first step toward oblivion.

On his way back to the Imperial crusade and a seedworld teeming with Orks, Paric Kilhaven stumbles upon an assassination plot gone horribly wrong. One war suddenly becomes two. As a battle-psyker and a paramount threat, he tackles both with the realization that power always has its price.

A compelling blend of military scifi, political intrigue, and dark science fantasy adventure, Paramount launches the Psyker Saga to new heights.

This novel is appropriate for Adult and Young Adult readers.

443 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 13, 2025

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Rory Surtain

23 books37 followers
Rory Surtain stepped into the world of independent publishing in 2020 and hasn't been able to find his way out since. When he tires of writing, he edits, and when he tires of that, he publishes. Writing is an art and a long learned skill where each book is better than the last.

Surtain resides in Texas, enjoying the gulf coast clouds, the people, and the diversity of spirits and great cuisine.

As with any indie author, your kind participation and candid reviews are always appreciated.

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Author 9 books10 followers
May 9, 2025
mesmerizing

I think the book managed to cover a month in Paric Kilhaven’s life and include enough dirt, blood, and pain to fill a lifetime, or end it! But that’s part of the fun. The main character dies repeatedly, but doesn’t die. And in some ways, life is like that (except sometimes we actually do die … or part of us does). But the dirt, blood and pain part is definitely something we can relate to. If we don’t experience the triumphs that Paric does, at least we can enjoy reading about his.
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663 reviews4 followers
December 7, 2025
I love reading these books so much I hate to finish them….if that makes sense.
Another great book in the series.
The war action and political hijinks made for a great read.
I really hope there are more books coming.
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