The King's Dome (eBook, ePUB) - Tait, Matthew
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The First Apocalypse they named it, a title that didn't mean anything to the survivors ...
In a war ravaged desert world, giant strongholds have arisen from the dust; cathedrals built to house a new world order of decadent tribes. While order survives, it has come at terrible cost, fueled by the blood of innocents who are butchered as resource ...
Yet there is hope. Once an orphan, a savior will soon rise.
A Goddess named Teisha, whose final battle has just begun.

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The First Apocalypse they named it, a title that didn't mean anything to the survivors ...

In a war ravaged desert world, giant strongholds have arisen from the dust; cathedrals built to house a new world order of decadent tribes. While order survives, it has come at terrible cost, fueled by the blood of innocents who are butchered as resource ...

Yet there is hope. Once an orphan, a savior will soon rise.

A Goddess named Teisha, whose final battle has just begun.

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Autorenporträt
A vociferous horror columnist since 2005, Matthew Tait published his first collection of dark fiction in 2011. Since then, he has won the the prestigious Shadows Award for the novel Deception Pass.

Described as writing 'the sort of horror Clive Barker must read on his days off' Matthew's fiction often treads the line between the familiar and the fantastic.