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The great Ruins are gone. The titans. The behemoths. All banished to the Dark and nearly forgotten. But the cunning ones, the patient ones remain. They hide not in the cracks of the earth or in the shadows of the world. But inside us. Wearing our skin. Waiting. Watching. Once haunted by visions of the world beyond, Ferran now wields that power to hunt the very monsters that he once feared. He is not alone. Others bear the same terrible burden. But Hunter or hunted, it makes no difference. Eventually, everything returns to the Dark.
Rend the Dark, by Mark Gelineau, Joe King- Published on: 2015-10-15
- Released on: 2015-10-15
- Format: Kindle eBook
Review "Atmospheric, fast-paced, engaging quick read, with a satisfying story and glimpses of Supernatural and King's IT. This is definitely a series I can get hooked on and look forward to month after month." - BooksChatter"The paranormal aspect gave me chills. I can not tell you, and do justice to, how creepy it was! The setting and the creatures were described so vividly, I could imagine I was actually there! I will probably have nightmares for weeks." - Paein and Ms4Tune"Rend the Dark really is a good old-fashioned horror adventure with an exciting plot and strong characters that you would root for from beginning to end. Like A Reaper of Stone, Rend the Dark is very fast-paced and has an intriguing story that can really pull you in." - White Sky Project"Wow. This is an awesomely dark and scary world these writers have created. I love their use of runes and tattoos. Children with Sight and adults who no longer believe. It's a world I will enjoy visiting, for certain." - Paranormal Romance and Authors that Rock
About the Author Mark and Joe have been writing and telling stories together for the last 25 years. They share a love for the classic fantasy tales of their childhood. Their Echoes of the Ascended series brings those old epic characters and worlds to new life.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. High suspense fantasy with dark, monster theme and heroic characters By Debbie Book Description, My Take: The village of Groveland Down is safe from the dark creatures of legendary times. A Warden investigating recent disappearances expects to find human bandits as the cause. Yet he spots the signs of something far worse: creatures of nightmares that can hide among humans by wearing our skin. He calls in the Order of Talan, whose warriors can clearly see or sense the Demons of the broken night.Ferran and Mireia use their abilities to hunt these Demons to protect humankind. They willingly face death to protect strangers who don't always believe the Demons still exist. Evil lurks in or near the village, yet Ferran and Mireia can't spot any Demons among the villagers. The monsters are horrible enough in their true forms, but not knowing when evil might strike might be worse..."Rend the Dark" is a high-suspense fantasy novella with a dark, monster theme and heroic characters. The suspense was built through ever-increasing danger and the character's reactions to facing the horror of the Ruins (demons, monsters). The world-building was worked naturally into the story so the reader understands what's going on without slowing down the action or breaking the tension.The characters were developed enough that we can understand why each reacted to the situation the way they did. Their reactions differed and showed each as an individual. Though faced with a dangerous and overwhelming situation, they each find--in their own way--their courage and a reason to fight on.There was no sex or bad language. There was some gore, but the sense of horror was conveyed more by the characters' reactions than by dwelling on gruesome descriptions. Overall, I'd recommend this quick read to fans of monster stories and darker-themed, high-suspense fantasy. (The writing is excellent. The 4 stars merely reflects the fact that I wouldn't normally read a "horror" story but did so because I so enjoyed the author's other stories.)I received an ebook review copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. the more I love it! Slowly but surely all the connections between ... By Jacquie @ Rattle the Stars This is the fourth short story that I have read from the Echoes of the Ascended series by Mark Gelineau and Joe King. The more I read of the series, the more I love it! Slowly but surely all the connections between the characters are becoming clear and the world of Aedaron is developing into a very complete and complex realm. The novella is a much darker affair than the others and mixes the fantasy and horror genres really well.The novella follows Ferran and Mireia who are witch hunters from the Order of Talan. This means that they have the ability to see the monsters in the dark that hide amongst the human population. Ferran and Mireia are sent to a small village where they team up with Warden Aker and two magistrates, Hil and Riffolk, to solve the mysterious disappears of people in the area.I was automatically hooked from the beginning. As with the other short stories in the series, it featured a prologue that introduced Ferran as a young child in an orphanage who was haunted by the fact that he could see the monsters. I immediately wanted to know more! Later, he’s a highly trained warrior who has embraced the fact that he can see the hidden evil in the world. You don’t learn much about him but I think that works in favour of the story because him being so mysterious makes you want to read more. While Ferran is quite closed off, his partner Mireia (again another strong female character) brings a very emotional and human element to the story. Her interactions with Hil, who represented the “ordinary” person, really added depth to the story.Again, another wonderful addition to the Echoes of the Ascended series. I am very looking forward to reading the sequel, Skinshaper, which will be released in March.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. but like the lantern I'm not sure what that actually did By Elliot I received a free copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.This was a very disappointing read for me. At 78 pages long there simply wasn't enough time to build up any excitement, do any world building, or even explain what was going on. I know they were fighting evil creatures, possibly demons? I'm not sure why they were attacking people. There was some magic involved, I think, at least there was mention of runes that blocked the demons(?) from being detected and possibly a lantern that glowed for some reason. I think the glowing was important. There was also mentions of chanting, but like the lantern I'm not sure what that actually did. After finishing this book I immediately headed to Goodreads to see if maybe I had accidentally picked up the second/third book in the series. I hadn't. This is the first novella in this series, but it would seem that the authors wrote multiple series in the same world. The problem is, if you are going to do this you actually have to take the time to set up your world in each series, see Tamora Pierce as an example. She wrote multiple series, all following different characters inhabiting the same world and for the most part you can pick up any of those series and follow along without reading the preceding series. The authors of this series failed to do this and because of that, I couldn't figure out what was going on or even why. I found since I had no idea why anything was actually happening, I really didn't care what happened to our protagonists. Despite what turned out to be a huge disappointment for me, I will give the authors credit for creating an interesting demon/monster/spider.
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