In a post-apocalyptic world where tyranny and medieval torture reign supreme and witch burnings are an everyday occurrence, a top Witchfinder must confront the very Church he serves when he learns of its dark past and twisted plans for the future.
With the Fifth Order in complete control of the Church of the Deiparous, Malachi Thorne and his friends must find “the Flame,” a powerful weapon which may be the only chance they have of halting the evil of the Crimson Fathers.
As they navigate the Tex’ahn lands and work with the resistance, Thorne discovers a devastating secret that may destroy them all and everything they have worked for.
Filled with swift action, unusual creatures, dungeon crawls, and an engaging cast of characters, The Crimson Fathers is a must-read for fans of epic fantasy and post-apocalyptic fiction.
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ISBN Numbers:
Hardcover: 978-1-64397-319-7
Softcover: 978-1-64397-320-3
Ebook: 978-1-64397-321-0
LCCN: 2021944529
Page Count: 322
Release Date: 11/1/2022
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“The Crimson Fathers has it all: action, adventure, romance, battles both magical and physical, terrifying monsters, heroes you will love, and villains you will love to hate, all woven into a suspenseful, page-turning plot.”
—Arthur Shattuck O'Keefe, author of The Spirit Phone
“this second novel continues a great storyline. Unusual creatures, a little romance, and a healthy dose of post apocalyptic story that's both interesting and twisty turny. Satisfying…”
—Aaron S., NetGalley Reviewer
“This story has a nice blend of historical, horror and fantasy genres and pretty much everything you could want in a story. The writing is so absorbing you feel like you can smell the places the rebels are hiding out in.”
—LibraryThing Early Reviewers