Mark W White

The Muffler's Ministry (The Mufflers, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Everyday low-level magic is commonplace, the only thing forbidden is technology. The ruins of the old world serve as a constant reminder of why humanity must never venture down that path again.

Rowan Webb is recruited into the secretive Ministry responsible for ensuring technological advancement is suppressed The Mufflers, who turn out to be a surprisingly friendly and eccentric bunch.

Venturing out into the community with a familiar called Pythia, Rowan has every intention of having as good a time as possible while working undercover. For most people, society is fair and comfortable. It seems the perfect opportunity to enjoy life with old flame Tia Tobin.

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Pythia puts a damper on things by making Rowan document the journey, just in case there's an enquiry later.

Then the shadows of the past re-emerge to really ruin the fun and threaten ultimate destruction. Tia's not happy with Rowan either.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mark W White
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. April 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393467267
• Artikelnr.: 61420769

Autorenporträt

Mark W White is an author of SF & fantasy tales.

After a too-successful career in software management, he reinvented himself as a full-time author.

The SF trilogy, The Tamboli Sequence, is based upon an idea twenty-five years in the making, comprising A Vision of Unity, A Division of Order, and A Revision of Reality.

In Memory of Chris Parsons is a more personal speculative tale set in a rural England that isn't quite what it seems.

The Mufflers tells of a society with low-level, everyday magic, as explored in The Muffler's Ministry, The Muffler's Mission, and The Muffler's Misery.

The short story collection, Substrate Constraints, unites all these novels into one overarching narrative and is available free via his website markwhitebooks.com.

The standalone novel, Two Earths Are Better Than None, is a light-hearted tale of galactic subjugation.

The Fractal Space series tells of the aftermath of an interstellar war between the worlds linked by an ancient alien artefact, starting with the duology, Fractal Peace and Fractal War.