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    Zein: The Reckoning

    By Graham J Wood

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    The nightmare continues. Returning to Earth, Kabel and Tyson are fighting different battles. Kabel angry and struggling to restrain his feelings for Gemma, and Tyson fighting an internal battle with the methir still coursing through his body; the magics are growing stronger. On Earth, the Cabal are tightening their grip on the control of the zinithium and the fearful population. Their ruthlessness is supported by Zylar aggressively pushing his domination plan forward, and his desire for revenge on the Blackstone brothers is all consuming. The odds seem high, almost unimaginable. Into this despair stride the conflicted brothers with the support of their companions. Despair, defeat and death will face them. Now is the time to fight back, to face the ultimate battle of good versus evil, for the sake of the Earth, the universe and their own internal peace.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClink Street Publishing
    Release dateFeb 27, 2020
    ISBN9781913340360
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    Zein: The Reckoning
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    Graham J Wood

    This is the third science fiction novel by the UK writer Graham J Wood, and concludes his epic Zein series.

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