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In the Five kingdoms of Quetza, four is a special number. Four companion warriors, four heirs to the empire, four sources of life, and four spirits of nature. The four companions must reunite, but one lives on Earth. Her mind is broken by death. The second companion is a murderer, pillager, gorgeous, cursed, and paragon of self-hatred. She believes life is no longer worth living. 

Eight is a blessed number. Eight were hunted by the Emperor. Eight can dethrone the emperor. Eight are the hope of the land. They are slaves, prostitutes, assassins, noblemen, smiths, a healer, and simpleton living hidden lives; some are loved, others are hurt, many are cursed, and a few are abused. 

In Quetza, thirteen is a lucky number. The four companions must find the eight persecuted for their magic and the one that blessed them all. All these people are needed to form the Assembly of Thirteen to call a new Emperor.

One is a lonely number. One blesses them all. One makes The Unity; One in a land of millions.

Rage, hate, fear, hidden intrigue, and conspiracies would rise to the surface. Ancient curses in need of cures, old scores ready to be settled, and the lives of all in five Kingdoms at the mercy of demons that walked during the day among heroes and villains make the fabric of this tale. Blood will be drawn before the first Two Companions can help form the Assembly of Thirteen and bring freedom to the Empire. 

The Assembly of Thirteen: The First Two Companions is the first book in an enthralling high fantasy series. If you like ensemble casts, intricately detailed plots, and worlds filled with rich magic, then you’ll love this epic tale.

Review for this book:

https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/the-assembly-of-thirteen

This series was written in a flash fiction style. Each part contains a group of stories that, in the end, will come together. As the story progresses, what you learn in the first book will make more sense in the following books.

CW for this book: war, close-door rape, physical and mental abuse, slavery, people with PTSD and Bipolar disorder, racism against giants and fantastic ethnic groups, adult language, adult content, and sexual harassment.  

This book is a great sequel, but I am biased. If you survived the first book, then you will love the sequel.

This book is dark because the story gets to develop, and the characters start to show the dark side of their inner selves.

Book 4 of the Assembly of Thirteen series

This book was both hard and fun to write. It has many content warnings. There is a close door rape, abuse, war, murder, adult language, and the murder of a vampire’s adult and child. 

This book is my pride and joy. Please read with care. There are a lot of hidden easter eggs in this book about what I fight against, and I make a stand. One spoiler I will give you. Sex with a prostitute is never consensual; it’s a business transaction. Thus, in this world can take you to darkness.