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The Fury Yet To Come
A Fantasy Novella by Steven McKinnon
Prequel to the The Raincatcher's Ballad Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Grimdark,
- Military Fantasy,
- Dark Fantasy,
- Psychological Thriller
This book is for you if you're into...
- Psychological warfare where magic messes with minds
- Grimdark fantasy with tortured soldiers and sadistic witches
While marked as Volume 0, this is a prequel story that can be read at any time. Subscribe to the author's mailing list to get this book for free.
A loyal soldier. A sadistic witch. A battle to the brink of madness.
Corporal Tyson Gallows would confront any danger to keep his fiancée out of harm's way. After his elite squadron falls to an enemy ambush, he wakes to find his hands chained and his mind held captive by a demented witch.
Tortured to the verge of insanity, he wages war in the battlefield of his subconscious and scouts for his opportunity to strike back. With his fellow soldiers' tormented cries ringing in his ears, Gallows misfires his attack and exposes the source of his strength—his deep devotion to the woman he loves. If he can't break free of the witch's stranglehold soon, he'll lose something far more precious than military secrets—he'll lose his soulmate.
The Fury Yet To Come is a grimdark fantasy novella. If you like fierce battles, black magic, and psychological thrillers, then you'll love Steven McKinnon's action-packed prequel to Symphony of the Wind.
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