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Knights, Witches, and the Undead
A Fantasy Novel by R. M. Schultz
Book 6 of the A Calec of the Woods Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Fantasy Horror,
- Dark Fantasy,
- Nautical Fantasy,
- Pirates,
- Single Setting
This book is for you if you're into...
- Haunted sea voyages with undead legends stalking the crew
- Pirate stories where every character hides a dangerous secret
- Fantasy mysteries solved while death creeps ever closer
This fantasy horror series swept me away from the beginning.
A secretive voyage hauling ancient treasure. Pirates. Drowned Ones. Dark magic.
The Neseree houses a crew of questionable characters with dark pasts. But their ship has the best track record for smuggling goods while avoiding pirates who plague the waters as well as the legendary Drowned Ones—sailors who have died at sea and returned from the dead.
Then the passengers and crew of the Neseree begin to die. One by one. They appear to drown without ever leaving the confines of the ship.
Calec and Serileen are targeted as the next victims as legends and myths about the Drowned Ones resurface. And black flag pirates—those who in a past age were captained by Ironleg the Feared—emerge on the horizon and begin pursuit.
Calec realizes this voyage was a gambit from the beginning. The pirates or Drowned Ones must have initiated a scheme and placed Calec at the heart of it.
Now Calec's and Serileen's lives hang in the balance as the terrors of the sea hunt them and wish to turn them into one of their own.
Note: Each Calec Horror Mystery is a complete story without a cliffhanger ending, but there are some secondary questions that continue throughout the series. These stories can be read and enjoyed in any order.
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