Obliteration
Sir Jareth de Leybourne is the moral compass for the Guard of Six. He’s the wise man of the group, rooted in reality, relying heavily on logic. But Jareth’s family has a secret that is about to shake his very foundation.
Jareth’s life is proceeding normally when he receives word that his father’s brother, a rich nobleman with extravagant tastes, has passed away. Jareth is named as his heir. Summoned to his uncle’s lavish manse in the vibrant city of Bristol, Jareth finds himself in possession of a productive business that has funded the building of a local church and a college, among other things. It seems that Jareth’s uncle was heavily into philanthropy. But the truth behind the cash flow is far less noble.
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