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Magic & Machinery #4
Apatura Iris
Magic is an abomination—one that has grown tired of being hunted.
The Inquisitors have hunted magical creatures for a dozen years, striking fear into the monsters that dare to escape the Rift. In the swamps in Northern Ocker, however, a new evil arises—one that's not afraid of Inquisitors. One that's hunting Inquisitors.
One that's killing Inquisitors.
Still reeling from the pain of recent events, Simon is more than willing to walk into danger. But now he and Luthor must hunt this new evil into the very house of The Sanitarium. And the madness seems to be catching…
Apatura Iris is the fourth book in the Magic and Machinery series by Jon Messenger.
The Inquisitors have hunted magical creatures for a dozen years, striking fear into the monsters that dare to escape the Rift. In the swamps in Northern Ocker, however, a new evil arises—one that's not afraid of Inquisitors. One that's hunting Inquisitors.
One that's killing Inquisitors.
Still reeling from the pain of recent events, Simon is more than willing to walk into danger. But now he and Luthor must hunt this new evil into the very house of The Sanitarium. And the madness seems to be catching…
Apatura Iris is the fourth book in the Magic and Machinery series by Jon Messenger.
496 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 1, 2019
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Jon Messenger
28 books304 followersJon Messenger (Born 1979 in London, England) serves as an United States Army Major in the Medical Service Corps. Since graduating from the University of Southern California in 2002, writing Science Fiction has remained his passion, a passion that has continued through multiple combat and humanitarian deployments. Jon wrote the "Brink of Distinction" trilogy, of which "Burden of Sisyphus" is the first book, while serving a 16-month deployment in Baghdad, Iraq.
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January 23, 2020
Good story...
...But oh my gosh, a gazillion errors! I'll still read the next when it is published, but I certainly hope it is properly proofread.
...But oh my gosh, a gazillion errors! I'll still read the next when it is published, but I certainly hope it is properly proofread.
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