A standalone prequel in the World of Bad Magic
The Phantasm
Prism
Mick Kelly: Pinkerton-trained death mage. The kind of woman the Bureau fears as much as it exploits. Every soul she Gleans buys her power and costs her peace. She spends both without flinching.
1869. Wagon trains on the Santa Fe Trail keep ending in massacre: passengers slaughtering each other, survivors gone mad, nothing about it says simple outlaw.
Mick is sent to investigate.
Her magic falters. Her protections fail. And the thing hunting the wagon train doesn't want her dead.
It wants her.
And the outlaw the Bureau's chasing isn't calling the shots. Something ravenous is.
Luckily, the trail has a protector.
It just isn't human.
A dark historical fantasy soaked in folk horror and grit, The Phantasm Prism is perfect for fans of Six-Gun Tarot, Red Rabbit, and Even Though I Knew the End. A standalone prequel in the World of Bad Magic.
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