Prince in the Tower
Stephan Morse
Nov 2017 · Royal Scales Book 4 · Stephan Morse
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Jay’s memories come rushing back with a vengeance. He’s not simply recalling what happened, but reliving it, secrets and all. To make matters worse, Jay’s at Atlas Island, Western Sector’s prison for race crimes, and it has the potential to be a one way trip. Atlas Island is the last chance at redemption for those too violent to be allowed in a civilized society.
Old debts, past allegiances, and new friends all have a part to play as Jay and his companions work to survive. Like Jay, Atlas Island houses its own secrets, and they may turn out to be bigger and more dangerous than Jay could ever imagine.
urban fantasy, male mc, mystery
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About the author
Stephan Morse was born the year 1983 in San Diego. The next fifteen years were spent slowly escaping California and surviving a public education system. Thus far he's made it to the Seattle (WA) region with little desire to go further. When not trying to shove words together into sentences Stephan spends time reading, catching up on sleep, and otherwise living a mundane life.
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