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    Everlife: The Evernow Canticles, #1
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    The Evernow Canticles Series

    By Alex S. Garcia

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    About this series

    A magician, an alien mask, thousands of gods... What could possibly go wrong?

     

    Born an orphan and known throughout the empire as a powerful magician, Paul is on a lifelong quest to find answers about his past.

     

    Jack is a historian obsessed with the famous Face of Xian--an alien mask which has puzzled the universe for thousands of years. An obsession his friends can't understand, and which he himself cannot explain.

     

    Along with a detective, an archaeologist, and others, their destinies cross on a world brimming with alien artifacts. A world where thousands of gods walk among men, and where fanatics consider offworlders as heretics and raiders.

     

    Some might call this a recipe for disaster, and they'd be right.

     

    NOTE: Though this book is the first in a series, it has no cliffhanger and can be read on its own.

     

    READER ADVISORY WARNINGS

     

    1) There are elements of horror in this story. Not enough to warrant tagging it as a genre, but enough to warrant this warning.

     

    2) There is ONE rather graphic scene (more gross than gruesome), toward the end.

     

    3) There is some mild nudity, but NO sexual content. I'm not even sure it's worth mentioning, but when in doubt, I prefer to err on the side of caution.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherASG Worlds
    Release dateSep 7, 2022
    Everlife: The Evernow Canticles, #1

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      Everlife: The Evernow Canticles, #1
      Everlife: The Evernow Canticles, #1

      Everlife: The Evernow Canticles, #1

      Alex S. Garcia
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      A magician, an alien mask, thousands of gods... What could possibly go wrong?   Born an orphan and known throughout the empire as a powerful magician, Paul is on a lifelong quest to find answers about his past.   Jack is a historian obsessed with the famous Face of Xian--an alien mask which has puzzled the universe for thousands of years. An obsession his friends can't understand, and which he himself cannot explain.   Along with a detective, an archaeologist, and others, their destinies cross on a world brimming with alien artifacts. A world where thousands of gods walk among men, and where fanatics consider offworlders as heretics and raiders.   Some might call this a recipe for disaster, and they'd be right.   NOTE: Though this book is the first in a series, it has no cliffhanger and can be read on its own.   READER ADVISORY WARNINGS   1) There are elements of horror in this story. Not enough to warrant tagging it as a genre, but enough to warrant this warning.   2) There is ONE rather graphic scene (more gross than gruesome), toward the end.   3) There is some mild nudity, but NO sexual content. I'm not even sure it's worth mentioning, but when in doubt, I prefer to err on the side of caution.

      A magician, an alien mask, thousands of gods... What could possibly go wrong?   Born an orphan and known throughout the empire as a powerful magician, Paul is on a lifelong quest to find answers about his past.   Jack is a historian obsessed with the famous Face of Xian--an alien mask which has puzzled the universe for thousands of years. An obsession his friends can't understand, and which he himself cannot explain.   Along with a detective, an archaeologist, and others, their destinies cross on a world brimming with alien artifacts. A world where thousands of gods walk among men, and where fanatics consider offworlders as heretics and raiders.   Some might call this a recipe for disaster, and they'd be right.   NOTE: Though this book is the first in a series, it has no cliffhanger and can be read on its own.   READER ADVISORY WARNINGS   1) There are elements of horror in this story. Not enough to warrant tagging it as a genre, but enough to warrant this warning.   2) There is ONE rather graphic scene (more gross than gruesome), toward the end.   3) There is some mild nudity, but NO sexual content. I'm not even sure it's worth mentioning, but when in doubt, I prefer to err on the side of caution.

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