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The Many: The Complete Trilogy

by Nathan Field

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For fans of Shutter Island and David Lynch comes this dread-soaked trilogy about a shadowy group with an unspeakable past. Contains the novels The Many, Ancestral and The European School.

"A thoroughly unnerving experience." – Kirkus Reviews

Karl notices something odd about his sister the morning after a blind date. A coldness in her manner; nothing anyone else would notice. Suspicious, he confronts her about the date but she turns nasty, accusing him of taking a perverse interest in her sex life.

When he next sees her, months later, she seems back to normal, until a harmless comment provokes a sudden, violent response. As her mental state fluctuates, Karl seeks out the man she dated just before her personality began to change, convinced she is suppressing a painful memory from that night. But what he discovers is something far more sinister, and pervasive, than he'd ever imagined.

Strictly for adult readers, The Many's twisting plot fuses with a real-life conspiracy theory, saving its biggest surprise until the very end.

For fans of Shutter Island and David Lynch comes this dread-soaked trilogy about a shadowy group with an unspeakable past. Contains the novels The Many, Ancestral and The European School.

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"The stellar ending offers both finality and a lingering unease. A smashing conclusion to a grim, disquieting, and memorable trilogy." – Kirkus Reviews

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Denice L, Reviewer

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A story so big, it took three books.  These reminded me of Koontz's Jane Hawking books, a group whose reach is so broad that you can't trust anyone.  As Karl and Dawn move from personal tragedies in THE MANY  to land at the front door of the European School, their every move could cost them their lives.  Binge read together to get the full effect then tell everyone you know to read them too.

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Katrina W, Reviewer

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Excellent conspiracy horror that just keeps twisting and going deeper.  I love the way this was written...it really gets under your skin. The ending might be lost on readers who don't know their history but I thought it was mind-blowing. I would definitely recommend

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Shelby Y, Reviewer

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This is a brilliantly frightening and addictive trilogy. Each book is a page-turner but I would say they get better with each part. I think the less you know about the plot ( I knew almost nothing) the more enjoyable it will be. 

What I liked about the book: The writing was slick and atmospheric, particularly the scary parts. I liked the main characters and really felt scared for them. And the twists were incredible, especially the surprise ending.
What I didn't like: It's such an intense read, I felt there could've been more relief. I liked the sprinkles of humour in the banter between Karl and Dawn, who are both darkly funny, but there could've been more.

Thank you so much to the publisher for the chance to read an advance copy!

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