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Q-16 and the Lord of the Unfinished Tower
"The lord of the tower has risen, and he is angry”
A year has passed since the events of the battle against Mislantus. Now, Annetta, Jason and their companions prepare for the end of their final year in high school. Dreaming of the future, they do the best they can to balance their time as the young commanders of the Four Forces and as teenagers.
Things are thrown off course, however, with the arrival of Annetta’s great-uncle and his proclamations which leave the members of Q-16 questioning their lives. Elsewhere, on Terralim, the home of the Water Elves, an evil amasses on the horizon, threatening to burn all in its path, forcing Puc Thanestorm away.
On their own and without the aid of their mentor, Annetta and Jason must navigate through a sea of decisions as they strive to come to terms with who they are meant to be.
A year has passed since the events of the battle against Mislantus. Now, Annetta, Jason and their companions prepare for the end of their final year in high school. Dreaming of the future, they do the best they can to balance their time as the young commanders of the Four Forces and as teenagers.
Things are thrown off course, however, with the arrival of Annetta’s great-uncle and his proclamations which leave the members of Q-16 questioning their lives. Elsewhere, on Terralim, the home of the Water Elves, an evil amasses on the horizon, threatening to burn all in its path, forcing Puc Thanestorm away.
On their own and without the aid of their mentor, Annetta and Jason must navigate through a sea of decisions as they strive to come to terms with who they are meant to be.
438 pages, Hardcover
Published May 1, 2017
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About the author
A.A. Jankiewicz
11 books28 followersA.A. Jankiewicz (known to most as Agnes) hails from the city of Pickering, Ontario. Her debut novel ‘Q-16 and the Eye to All Worlds’ was published as part of her thesis project at Durham College as part of the Contemporary Media Production Program. Prior to that, she graduated from York University with a BFA in Film Theory, Historiography and Criticism. When she’s not busy plotting the next great adventure, writing, doodling, tinkering in the Adobe suite programs or mellowing out with her friends, she enjoys walks with her four-legged companion Meesha. She is currently working on the next instalment in the Q-16 series.
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July 16, 2018
I just finished Q-16 and the Lord of the Unfinished Tower. I was trying to finish it prior to attending a science fiction convention and couldn’t quite manage… wanting to see the end actually made me hide in my hotel room in a rather inconveniently placed 20-minute period once I couldn’t stand the suspense anymore.
I am pleased to say that this chunk of double-booked time was not wasted, and if I am presented with the same choice in conjunction with the third Q-16 book, I will deke out to do my reading with less angst. It was a solid expansion of the world created by the first book, with more depth to the characters, a more convoluted and interesting plot, and a great ending.
I frankly have only one complaint: that I have to wait for the third book to come out. Write faster, Jankiewicz!
I am pleased to say that this chunk of double-booked time was not wasted, and if I am presented with the same choice in conjunction with the third Q-16 book, I will deke out to do my reading with less angst. It was a solid expansion of the world created by the first book, with more depth to the characters, a more convoluted and interesting plot, and a great ending.
I frankly have only one complaint: that I have to wait for the third book to come out. Write faster, Jankiewicz!
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