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The Nexus Games: Omnibus
Hardcover
ISBN13: 9781957613758
Publisher: Capital Station Books
Published: Dec 30 2023
Pages: 798
Weight: 2.93
Height: 1.88 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
***This omnibus contains the first two novels in the Nexus Games series: The Nexus Games, and The Nexus Knight, both of which are available separately.***
Alex Kellan has a problem.
It's Christmas, and Kellan finds himself pursued by two stalkers, their intentions as shadowy as the winter night. But these are no ordinary men - they're mages intent on recruiting Kellan for the Nexus Games, a lethal tournament held in a parallel world of magic. Each game is a labyrinth of challenges, each more perilous and bewildering than the last.
In this high-stakes competition, Kellan must confront not only the twisted machinations of the games but also the depths of his own resolve. Will he gain enough magic to win the next few games or will the challenges prove too great? The clock is ticking, and in the Nexus Games, quitting isn't an option.
Excellent worldbuilding, excellent magic system, nice pace, and I have already purchased the second book. - Amazon Reviewer
I really liked this book. Well done characters, well thought out world. The plot started strong and kept getting better. - Amazon Reviewer
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