Severance of the Sorcerer - Gateley, Kate
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A spreading darkness, a final prophecy, and one last chance to live ... or die. In his desperate bid to find answers of his own, Cassius Longinus-the ancient Child of Rome-released the killing darkness upon the world. A betrayal by Julia and Dom's strongest ally and dearest friend, Ronan-who falls into Cassius' ranks and advances the Sorcerer's gruesome experiments-leaves the future looking more uncertain than ever for the Sovereign and the World Ruler. Now on the run and isolated from their tight group of loyal allies, Julia and Dom must somehow pick up the pieces of their shattered trust,…mehr

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A spreading darkness, a final prophecy, and one last chance to live ... or die. In his desperate bid to find answers of his own, Cassius Longinus-the ancient Child of Rome-released the killing darkness upon the world. A betrayal by Julia and Dom's strongest ally and dearest friend, Ronan-who falls into Cassius' ranks and advances the Sorcerer's gruesome experiments-leaves the future looking more uncertain than ever for the Sovereign and the World Ruler. Now on the run and isolated from their tight group of loyal allies, Julia and Dom must somehow pick up the pieces of their shattered trust, reconnect with their remaining friends, and together work to unravel the mysteries of the Otherworld's most recent and worrisome portent-all while searching for a new path to end the darkness. *** The World Ruler seeks a priceless gift, the Sovereign's legacy as foretold. Darkness wields a steady foothold, should only two destroy the throne. *** Severance of the Sorcerer is the final installment of The Lost Wells Trilogy.
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Kate Gateley is an award-winning Canadian contemporary fantasy and romance author. She holds a BA in Linguistics and a BSc in Physiology from the University of Saskatchewan and is a member of the Writers' Union of Canada and the Federation of BC Writers. Her ongoing study of ancestral memory and human psychology (among other side quests) continues to inform her writing and earn her honours as an author, including two consecutive Canadian Book Club Award wins and three shortlist nominations for the novels of The Lost Wells Trilogy, from which this duology stems. Kate currently lives, writes, and creates on a small farm in traditional, unceded Quw'utsun territory (Cowichan Bay, BC) with her wonderfully helpful husband and two amazing kids, as well as two dogs, two geese, and a whole lot of ducks and chickens. She enjoys a wide variety of hobbies, drinks a great deal of coffee, and is barefoot as often as possible.