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The Salt Mine #7

Rest Assured

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Agent David Wilson—codename Fulcrum—wakes up from his encounter with Baba Yaga to find that she’s shunted him to Avalon, a realm fit only for the honorable dead…except he is very much alive.

In a desperate bid to escape, Wilson calls upon Hor-Nebwy, the eternal mummy and creator of the Valley of the Magi, for assistance. A deal is struck, but to the mummy’s chagrin, he finds that he’s been burgled! Unable to keep his side of the bargain without his mummified cat servant Mau, Hor-Nebwy reluctantly calls upon Salt Mine agent Nalin Buchholz—codename Hobgoblin—to retrieve his missing cat.

Will Hobgoblin, with Alicia Moncrief—codename Clover—at his side, get his hands on the elusive cat of legend before the sepulchral nature of Avalon snuffs out Fulcrum’s soul?

Res Assured is the seventh book in the Salt Mine series, an exciting urban fantasy about the black ops agency that monitors supernatural activity from its subterranean headquarters in the deep salt mines of Detroit, Michigan, USA.

If you enjoy the TV shows Supernatural, Grimm, Eureka, The Librarians, Warehouse 13, X-Files, Relic Hunter, or Fringe, you’ll enjoy reading the Salt Mine series as they keep a lid on the wild esoteric world of the occult.

When magic is real, someone has to rein it in.

200 pages, Paperback

Published February 17, 2020

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November 30, 2022
There's something charming about this series of books. They're short and simple and have intriguing ideas and characters, with natural dialogue.
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July 6, 2025
Started out slow but definitely got better. I enjoyed the different perspective and having a story told from Hobgoblin's point of view. Still in need of a better editor though.
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