But Captain Reinhardt is hiding a secret. The real Gabriel Reinhardt died six years ago, and in his place is Jonas, one of the millions of clones produced for menial labour by the last descendants of Earth.
Forced to aid the pirate Keldra’s obsessive campaign against the Worldbreakers in exchange for his life, Jonas discovers that humanity’s last hope might just be found in the very machines that have destroyed it.
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John Ayliff honed his writing skills while working in the computer games industry, and still sometimes calls his protagonist the ‘player character’ by mistake. He enjoy interesting character drama against a backdrop of hard science fiction. Outside of writing, his interests include computer games, tabletop roleplaying games, and going to the opera. He grew up in the UK but currently lives in Vancouver, Canada.
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The fate of mankind has nothing to do with mankind …
Born of an angel and a daimon, Diago Alvarez is a singular
being in a country torn by a looming civil war and the spiritual struggle
between the forces of angels and daimons. With allegiance to no one but his
partner Miquel, he is content to simply live in Barcelona, caring only for the
man he loves and the music he makes. Yet, neither side is satisfied to
let him lead this domesticated life and, knowing they can’t get to him
directly, they do the one thing he’s always feared.
They go after Miquel.
Now, in order to save his lover’s life, he is forced by an
angel to perform a gruesome task: feed a child to the daimon Moloch in exchange
for a coin that will limit the extent of the world’s next war. The
mission is fraught with danger, the time he has to accomplish it is limited…and
the child he is to sacrifice is the son Diago never knew existed.
A lyrical tale in a world of music and magic, T. Frohock’s
IN MIDNIGHT’S SILENCE shows the lengths a man will go to save the people he
loves, and the sides he’ll choose when the sidelines are no longer an option.
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T. Frohock has turned a love of dark fantasy and horror into tales of deliciously creepy fiction. Her other publications include everything from novelettes to short stories. She is also the author of the novel, Miserere: An Autumn Tale. Her newest series, Los Nefilim, is coming from Harper Voyager Impulse and debuts in June 2015 with the novella, In Midnight's Silence.
T. lives in North Carolina where she has long been accused of telling stories, which is a southern colloquialism for lying.
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