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Science Fantasy Thriller
Ages 14 and up
The Unseen
Book One in the
Manipulated Evil Series
Released September 2004.
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Scattered Souls
Book Two in the
Manipulated Evil Series
Released March 2005
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Scorching Eden
Book Three in the
Manipulated Evil Series
The Conclusion
Released September 2005
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The Unseen starts the exciting trilogy, intertwining mystery,
suspense, and romance in this struggle for survival tale.
Her name is Ravyn. Black-onyx eyes swirl jade and sapphire; fear
nothing stance and commanding presence hold the attention of all. The moment Kyle D'Arcy notices this striking woman hidden
in shadow, he knows she's involved with secrets he's desperate to unearth.
Kyle's search plunges him into a nightmare fraught with
lethal diseases — where allies may also be a force to fear. Ravyn proves to be his savior. But as the battle against
an adversary set on destroying humanity spins wildly into the unknown, will he become hers?
ŠT.C. McMullen 2003
For Pre-Novel short stories related to the
Manipulated Evil Series,
Manipulated Evil Series
Reviewed by J.M. a reader from Pennsylvania
I loved the Manipulated Evil Trilogy. This mixture of science fiction and fantasy equals the Lord of the
Rings.
It is also romantic with Kyle and Ravyn struggling to keep from losing each other while being tossed around
on other worlds while Ravyn's teen twin siblings Kian and Keelyn keep you wondering what trouble they'll get into next and
thinking "oh no - not again."
Ravyn finding out the truth of Creation in their worlds makes you wonder "what if" in ours.
The ending left me breathless and tearful. I would love to see this story in a movie.
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