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Scorched Shadows | Steve McHugh

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In the final chapter of the Hellequin Chronicles, secrets will be revealed, friendships tested, and destinies fulfilled.Avalon is under siege. A shadowy cabal, headed by a mysterious figure known only as "My Liege," has launched a series of deadly attacks across the globe, catching innocent human bystanders in the crossfire.Emerging from the debris of battle, Nate Garrett, the sixteen-hundred-year-old sorcerer also called Hellequin, and his friends must stop My Liege once and for all. But powerful forces stand in their way. To save Avalon, they will need to enlist the help of Mordred, once Nate's greatest nemesis, now his most formidable ally. But Mordred is grappling with a dark prophecy that could spell Nate's doom...The fate of the world hangs in the balance. Even if Nate can halt the war, will there be anything left worth saving?

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Scorched Shadows | Steve McHugh

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SPOILER-FREE! Billed as ‘the last Hellequin novel‘ I was expecting something a bit different from this book. Which is not to say it‘s bad! It delivers everything I‘ve come to expect from Hellequin: big magic battles, twisting plots, pain and travel. The characters all progress (or die) and end up somewhere different to their starting points. But... Although I can see why it‘s the last Hellequin book, I can‘t help but feel slightly cheated.

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