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Unturned #3
Deceived
Detroit sorcerer Sebastian Light thought he wanted answers. Now he wishes he never asked.
Try as he might to deny his mother’s horrifying revelation, one clue after another forces Sebastian to accept an unthinkable truth.
A conspiracy within the halls of the Ministry carries ties to Sebastian’s family. He doesn’t know what end the conspirators seek, only that they consider his mother a pawn in their mysterious game.
To protect her, Sebastian must search for more answers. His discoveries uncover the true depths of deception surrounding him, and will pit him against the greatest supernatural threat the Motor City has ever faced.
Try as he might to deny his mother’s horrifying revelation, one clue after another forces Sebastian to accept an unthinkable truth.
A conspiracy within the halls of the Ministry carries ties to Sebastian’s family. He doesn’t know what end the conspirators seek, only that they consider his mother a pawn in their mysterious game.
To protect her, Sebastian must search for more answers. His discoveries uncover the true depths of deception surrounding him, and will pit him against the greatest supernatural threat the Motor City has ever faced.
322 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 4, 2017
About the author
Rob Cornell
29 books111 followersWhether it’s a covert-ops team of vampire assassins or a greedy dragon who lives under Detroit’s MGM Grand Casino, most of Rob Cornell’s stories feature some element of the dark and fantastic. He has written over a dozen published novels, including two dark fantasy sagas—The Lockman Chronicles and the Unturned series. A native of the Detroit area, he spent a handful of years living in both Los Angeles and Chicago before returning to the Midwest, and currently lives with his family in Southeast Michigan.
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June 4, 2017
Fun read with spin on the genre
Reading fantasy can feel like the same stories in the same worlds. This series puts together fantasy characters and a struggling urban area, while actually developing the main players into culpable, relatable people. A great read. Check it out.
Reading fantasy can feel like the same stories in the same worlds. This series puts together fantasy characters and a struggling urban area, while actually developing the main players into culpable, relatable people. A great read. Check it out.
July 9, 2017
This series continues to be entertaining and fresh. The stakes have been rising with each book. I'm still excited that it's set in Detroit.
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