Bitter Cold Truth: A Tale of the Everburning City
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  • LETTURE 23,626
  • Voti 3,335
  • Parti 54
  • Tempo 8h 43m
Completa, pubblicata il apr 30, 2018
There is no night in the Everburning City. 

There can never be. 

Fourteen people lie dead on the platform of Billows Station, killed by fire and rage. And as the perpetrator hides within the millions of people who inhabit the City, the task of finding this murder falls to Inspector Samuel B Fraser. Aided by a grateful Bureau of Oversight, his investigation will reach deep into the mysteries that brought a young man to the madness of desperation, and beyond into secrets that some powers would rather stay buried.

Cover art by the superbly generous Narcisse Navarre @inksorcery
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