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    The Machine

    By Ryan James Fitzgerald

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    In third and final part of The Legion Rises, after the destruction of the dark tower of Carundas and their battle with the Legion, the remaining survivors of the Starship Mathias band together to stop the sorcerer Mal. But first they must find him and their time runs short. Soon, the machine will transform Mal into a god with the power to destroy all life in the universe, one planet at a time.

    From Canadian fantasy and science fiction writer Ryan Fitzgerald, the author of sci-fi/fantasy series Shadows.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRyan James Fitzgerald
    Release dateFeb 2, 2013
    ISBN9780987908353
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    Ryan James Fitzgerald

    Ryan Fitzgerald is an author of primarily dark fantasy, with a hint of science fiction for good measure. Although he has a few novels in the works, he prefers the novella for episodic storytelling. He currently resides in Calgary, Alberta.

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