The Underwood See (The Aldous Lexicon 3)
Book Details
Author(s)
Michael Lawrence
Publisher
Wordybug
ISBN / ASIN
B0057QY8U0
ISBN-13
978B0057QY8U8
Sales Rank
#416,542
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
Description
LIVES ARE ABOUT TO BE TRANSFORMED. DRAMATICALLY.
In two almost identical versions of the world there are glimpses of people who shouldn’t be there, and whispers in the night.
In a clearing in an empty reality a traveler yearns for a house haunted by tragedy.
In the tangled heart of a dying forest an outcast plots bloody vengeance.
These are the realities of The Underwood See, the third volume of The Aldous Lexicon Trilogy. The first volume is A Crack in the Line. The second is Small Eternities. All three are available as ebooks.
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From a five star review of The Aldous Lexicon Trilogy:
'It is refreshing to read a series that operates wholly between its constituent parts, devoting little space towards constraining recapitulation. The books are taut, wholly engaging and, when read together, move with an exhilarating, almost break-neck pace. At once incisive and insightful, this criminally under-rated sequence represents some the strongest and most influential contributions to teenage fiction in recent years.' (Jake Hope: Achuka)
In two almost identical versions of the world there are glimpses of people who shouldn’t be there, and whispers in the night.
In a clearing in an empty reality a traveler yearns for a house haunted by tragedy.
In the tangled heart of a dying forest an outcast plots bloody vengeance.
These are the realities of The Underwood See, the third volume of The Aldous Lexicon Trilogy. The first volume is A Crack in the Line. The second is Small Eternities. All three are available as ebooks.
>>>>>>>
From a five star review of The Aldous Lexicon Trilogy:
'It is refreshing to read a series that operates wholly between its constituent parts, devoting little space towards constraining recapitulation. The books are taut, wholly engaging and, when read together, move with an exhilarating, almost break-neck pace. At once incisive and insightful, this criminally under-rated sequence represents some the strongest and most influential contributions to teenage fiction in recent years.' (Jake Hope: Achuka)
