End of The Line

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All aboard the 505, where death rides the rails and salvation comes at a terrifying price.

When Necromist Emilio Kane steps onto this ill-fated train, he's plunged into a desperate battle against time, ancient magic, and his own past. As the undead breach cars and assassins lurk in shadows, Kane must join forces with an Inquisitor sworn to destroy him, a divinely-touched Voca, and a secretive Escritora.

Together, they race to uncover a plot threatening the entire Imperium.

In this dark fantasy world where magic and technology collide, "End of the Line" delivers a unique blend of steampunk and horror that will keep readers spellbound until the last page.

– your journey into darkness awaits.

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Editorial Review * * * * *
End of the Line depicts a train traveling at breakneck speed, and the narrative keeps up with it. The book has many intense scenes, and we hear the clattering sound of the train's wheels as we read. Steampunk lovers will appreciate the captivating world-building with a fascinating touch of Mexican lore. Tony Fuentes and C. S. Kading base Gothika's mythology on the clash of darkness and light, death and life. The authors add fresh hues to this well-known rivalry. Emilio, who seemingly sides with the dark forces, is compassionate and understanding, while Jalin, who should fight evil, is intolerant and bigoted. Fuentes and Kading also examine the themes of fanaticism, temptation, and self-sacrifice. The characters are very well-developed and complex. Unexpectedly, the Voice of the goddess of light, Esperanza, sees a kindred spirit in Emilio, her opposite. This is a riveting mystery wrapped in a dizzying adventure for those who dare to step onto the treacherous train.
~Nino Lobiladze for Readers' Favorite