Decoy: Not All Things Buried, Stay Dead

· Assassin's Rising Book 1 · Golden Bullet Publishing
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Young Kaltor Stratagar tries to see protecting the King's archeological excavation as a welcome escape from the constant Battleborn training, but finds only boredom.

Still, mystery thrives in the buried city. A great Vault forged of a mysterious, unbreakable substance, defies every effort to open, until the simple touch of Kaltor's hand. Then, the demon within, awakes. Overnight, hundreds die. The creature leaves no time to mourn, turning its ravenous appetite towards the border city of Shaylis. 

Kaltor pursues the demon, leaping into a desperate struggle of magic, steel and intrigue. Kaltor must vanquish the creature here, now, before its reach grows too great for even the King's armies to quell.

But an even greater threat awaits Kaltor in Shaylis, for even demons find friends in the most useful and unexpected places…

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About the author

 S. B. Sebrick has been dabbling in epic fantasy since he was thirteen years old. In college, he got his first taste of life as a published author, when two of his short stories were accepted in 2005 and 2006 of Clark College’s annual ‘Phoenix’ Anthology. He published his first novel of his 'Assassin's Rising' Series, titled 'Decoy', in 2009 and recently finished ‘Dire’, the last installment in the series. 

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