The concluding novel of The Darkest Hand trilogy that sees dark forces ascend as an unholy war rages
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Tarn Richardson delves into the profound impact of World War I on the human psyche through his compelling protagonist, Inquisitor Poldek Tacit. His narratives explore the darker aspects of human nature, where moral quandaries intertwine with the brutal realities of wartime. Richardson masterfully depicts a world consumed by conflict, forcing his characters to confront not only external adversaries but also their own internal demons. His writing is characterized by its intensity and depth, drawing readers into the heart of the struggle and prompting reflection on the nature of good and evil.
- 2017
- 2017
The paperback of the thrilling continuation to The Damned - a gripping work of dark fiction
- 2015
The Damned
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
"1914. In the French city of Arras, a Father is brutally murdered. The Catholic Inquisition--still powerful, but now working in the shadows--sends its most determined and unhinged of Inquisitors, Poldek Tacit to investigate: his mission to protect the Church from those who would seek to undermine it, no matter what the cost. As the Inquisitor strives in vain to establish the truth behind the murder and to uncover the motives of other Vatican servants seeking to undermine him, a beautiful and spirited woman, Sandrine, warns British soldier Henry Frost of a mutual foe even more terrible lurking beneath the killing fields, an enemy that answers to no human force and wreaks its havoc by the light of the moon. Faced with impossible odds and his own demons, Tacit must battle the forces of evil, and a church determined at all costs to achieve its aims, to reach the heart of a dark conspiracy that seeks to engulf the world, plunging it ever deeper into conflict"-- Provided by publisher