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No Stone Unturned
A Young Adult Fantasy Novel by Frank Morin
Book 3 of the The Petralist Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Progression Fantasy,
- Magic Academy,
- Epic Fantasy,
- GameLit,
- Coming of Age
This book is for you if you're into...
- Magic academy stories with secret powers and deadly rivalries
- Plots where ancient secrets threaten to upend the whole nation
- Fantasy with assassins, conniving nobles, and laugh-out-loud bad poetry
Underdogs usually get crushed...But Connor can't afford to lose.
Sure, he'll probably get assigned a terrible army for group battles. Doesn't matter. He's seen what losing patronage means. He's had to kill it.
There are secrets at the Carraig buried for centuries that could shake the nation to its roots. Once Connor pokes that hornets' nest, the Tallan's own fury will be unleashed.
To survive, Connor must outsmart conniving noble houses, dodge international assassins, survive unbelievably bad poetry, and risk exploring new powers that were concealed for very good reasons.
As the conflict escalates and his ultimate enemy steps out of the shadows to strike, Connor must face a threat not seen since the Tallan Wars. Connor's only hope is to embrace the thing he fears the most...And become the ultimate unclaimed.
Book 3 of the Petralist epic coming of age progression fantasy bursting with intrigue, danger, and lots of humor with a unique system of magic, vibrant magic academy setting, action, and GameLit elements.
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