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Book details
  • Genre:FICTION
  • SubGenre:Horror
  • Language:English
  • Series title:The Lost Gods Cycle
  • Series Number:1
  • Pages:236
  • eBook ISBN:9781938692918

Shadowpath

by William Thomas Maxwell

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Overview
In the shadows, in the places we never look, someone is trying to break the world. Only this time, it wants--it needs--an audience and Dr. Elisabeth Frost, full-time psychologist, part-time author, has just obtained a backstage pass to the whole event.
Description
Dr. Elisabeth Frost, conventional psychologist, part-time author, finds herself drawn into an investigation with no apparent motive, save to pull her into it. To solve this brutal murder, she’s going to have to look past her preconceptions and into the world of the shadows, where a select few wield powers that stretch the imagination. There is a war going on out there, a war in the darkness. Dr. Frost has just been sent an invitation to it, engraved in pain and flesh and horror. Because someone out there wants to break the world. And it looks like they just might have the power to do it.
About the author
William Maxwell has been a script doctor, a pencil-and-paper game designer, an improvisational theater director, a video game designer, a second-unit producer, an editor, and a writer. He’s worked on adapting Raymond Feist’s award winning Riftwar universe, and built story, dialogue and content for Star Trek products, along with designing for Neopets and Tomb Raider. He even created a system of live-action play for the award-winning Fading Suns from Holistic Design and still hopes one day to get a series produced for that amazing universe! Recently, he has been working on children’s animation content, educational games and advocacy, in addition to a position with the Education and Cultural Learning Department of the Fernandeno Tataviam Band of Mission Indians.