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    Retribution, A Weather Casters' Story
    Retribution, A Weather Casters' Story
    Retribution, A Weather Casters' Story
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    Retribution, A Weather Casters' Story

    By McCallum J. Morgan

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    While the Sea seethes with fury as the Wicked gather their forces to assault the Weather Casters, the Weather Casters' leader prepares for the coming storm on a distant Isle, where the Selure Tartania forges new tools for a new Era. This story takes place between A Hole in the Sea and the forthcoming third book in the Weather Casters' Saga, A Hole in the Air. Meet the mysterious characters previously only mentioned in the Weather Casters' Saga: Selure Tartania, the Prophetess and Craftswoman, and the Psydon Aegyr Sephrus, captain of the Weather Casters. Should be read after A Hole in the Ice and A Hole in the Sea, for context, but can be read on its own as a taster of the world of the Weather Casters.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMcCallum J. Morgan
    Release dateDec 22, 2017
    ISBN9781370126385
    Retribution, A Weather Casters' Story
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    McCallum J. Morgan

    McCallum J. Morgan writes steampunk and alternative history, mixing in the mythical and the macabre. He is also an amateur artist who enjoys sketching everything that appears in his books. Daydreamer, coffee addict, nonpolitical monarchist. He lives in North Idaho and sews costumes because he was born in the wrong century.

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