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Knights, Necromancers, and Murder

Dark Fantasy Mystery

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Knights, Necromancers, and Murder

By: R.M. Schultz
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About this listen

 “I read all ten books in this series in one go.” – Matt S., Amazon reader


Gruesome murders are occurring in a fantastical city by the sea. Dark magic is returning to Calec’s world.

For over a year killings have plagued Red Pike’s Landing. No one has been able to find the murderer who takes all the fingernails of their victims and tucks them into bed.

Witnesses are unreliable… and for good reason. Perhaps dark magic lies at the heart of these deeds and covers the Necromancer’s tracks.

Calec of the Woods is called upon for aid. And Serileen, Calec’s witch lover, must accompany him while harboring a dark secret of her own.

The closer Calec comes to the Necromancer, the faster he must solve this mystery or he and Serileen will become the Necromancer’s next victims.


Note: Each Calec Horror Mystery is a complete story without a cliffhanger ending, but there are some secondary questions that continue throughout the series. These stories can be read and enjoyed in any order. Fantasy Historical
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stop using virtual voice. It sucks. Very boring. Hard to listen to. Zero inflection. Couldn't tell dialogue from narrative.

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Would be much better with an actual reader, to help portray feeling and to be more fluid.

Good short story. Like to see how the story develops but the virtual reader makes it hard to stay and finish the series.

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