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The Worldsend

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The Worldsend

By: Sascha Stronach
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Summary
In the explosive fantasy finale of Sascha Stronach’s Endsong trilogy, the end of the world is near—but one rogue, magic-wielding pirate crew will do anything they can to save it, even if that means they go down fighting.

The end of the world is coming. And there may be nothing they can do to stop it.

The crew of the Kopek barely survived their last encounter with the gods. (In fact, some of them didn’t.) But those who remain must seek one out to stop the force that has followed them between universes, consuming entire worlds and leaving nothingness in its wake.

To find Crane, the powerful god they seek, they will have to dive into her painful history deeply enough to convince her that this world is worth saving. With enemies hell-bent on its destruction, the whole crew, but especially Kiada and Yat, must use every scrap of power in their arsenal to fight not only the terrors before them, but their own inner demons to find hope.

The brilliantly imagined final installment in Sascha Stronach’s Endsong fantasy trilogy challenges us to find the bright spots, even in the darkest times.
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