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Aspect of Bone: A Science Fiction Adventure
Death wears many faces.
One of them is hers…
The government is gone. The enemy is out of sight. And yet Flynt finds no respite in peace.
She should be celebrating the victory she helped win—and mourning those she lost. Instead, she tries to embrace life as a universal hero and mother, haunted by whispers of something worse on the horizon.
Her allies have splintered. Old leaders have fallen, and new ones have yet to rise. In the absence of order, Flynt is drawn into a dangerous role she never wanted—one that may demand she face the gods themselves.
But something is stirring in the stars.
Something ancient.
Someone she thought she’d lost forever.
And if she doesn’t uncover the truth in time, the war they survived may have only been the beginning.
One of them is hers…
The government is gone. The enemy is out of sight. And yet Flynt finds no respite in peace.
She should be celebrating the victory she helped win—and mourning those she lost. Instead, she tries to embrace life as a universal hero and mother, haunted by whispers of something worse on the horizon.
Her allies have splintered. Old leaders have fallen, and new ones have yet to rise. In the absence of order, Flynt is drawn into a dangerous role she never wanted—one that may demand she face the gods themselves.
But something is stirring in the stars.
Something ancient.
Someone she thought she’d lost forever.
And if she doesn’t uncover the truth in time, the war they survived may have only been the beginning.
258 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 20, 2025
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About the author
Jesse Sprague
36 books44 followersHi. My name is Jesse and I’m a compulsive writer
I can’t help it. I write prolifically. I write because I must! And luckily for you, my dear reader, the stories never stop.
What do I write?
I write fantasy because the world we live in can feel like a trap.
I write sci-fi because I like to toy with worlds, universes, and cultures. I like to play god. I write horror as a kind of decadence. I mean, who doesn’t like writing that bleeds?
Regardless of what type of speculative fiction I write, you can expect that it will be dark. Whether my inspiration comes from a shiver crawling up my spine while darting across a dark parking lot, a fascination with Gothic heroines and their delightful kidnappability, or a desire to build a world to suit a spiffy MMO character, that dark undercurrent of fear makes me feel alive.
So, if you enjoy science fiction and fantasy with an eye to horror, join my readers group.
I’d love to have you along for special sneak-peeks, cover reveals, free stories, and more! Just to show how special you are to me, I’ll start you off with an exclusive short story!
I can’t help it. I write prolifically. I write because I must! And luckily for you, my dear reader, the stories never stop.
What do I write?
I write fantasy because the world we live in can feel like a trap.
I write sci-fi because I like to toy with worlds, universes, and cultures. I like to play god. I write horror as a kind of decadence. I mean, who doesn’t like writing that bleeds?
Regardless of what type of speculative fiction I write, you can expect that it will be dark. Whether my inspiration comes from a shiver crawling up my spine while darting across a dark parking lot, a fascination with Gothic heroines and their delightful kidnappability, or a desire to build a world to suit a spiffy MMO character, that dark undercurrent of fear makes me feel alive.
So, if you enjoy science fiction and fantasy with an eye to horror, join my readers group.
I’d love to have you along for special sneak-peeks, cover reveals, free stories, and more! Just to show how special you are to me, I’ll start you off with an exclusive short story!
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November 22, 2025
The Queen of Death does it again! She is grieving for her lost, presumably dead, husband, Lem. Grieving though is not her strongest suit and while she is hurting terribly inside, she acts like, well, Flynt!
Two Aspects, godlike powerful beings, are up and about. I specially loved Chaos chapters. He's deliciously selfish and unaware of many things, so Sprague does a wonderful job of writing from an inhuman perspective. Loved it.
If you haven't started this series, what are you waiting for?
Two Aspects, godlike powerful beings, are up and about. I specially loved Chaos chapters. He's deliciously selfish and unaware of many things, so Sprague does a wonderful job of writing from an inhuman perspective. Loved it.
If you haven't started this series, what are you waiting for?
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