The Memory (The Machinery Trilogy, Book 3)

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The time of Ruin has come.
The meaning of the Prophecy is becoming clear at last: if Ruin cannot be stopped, all of memory will transform into nightmare.

In the tunnels of the Underland, a place of phantoms, monsters, and creatures of god-like power, Aranfal and Brandione are drawn into the game to end all games a desperate search for the very first memory while Canning and Drayn grapple with both ancient adversaries and their own abilities.

Hunting for a way to destroy Ruin, Brightling journeys into the heart of the Machinery. As she descends, though, she discovers that Ruin is already more powerful than anyone could have imagined.

The future and the past of the Overland will be reshaped as Gerrard Cowans mesmerizing epic of power, magic, and memory reaches its finale.

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Webs of intrigue and a cast of divergent characters reappearing and redefining themselves, will have readers hanging on to every word
Tome Tender

Praise for THE MACHINERY:

The story is part apocalypse, part mystery and entirely captivating. If youre looking for a new voice in fantasy whose writing is going to get you thinking, then look no further
The Eloquent Page

If you enjoy epic fantasy with a little sci-fi thrown in, I highly suggest you grab a copy and prepare for a wild ride
Mom With a Reading Problem

Every so often you come across a book that really hits the spot. For me, THE MACHINERY was just such a book The degree of abstractness and the disjunct one only normally experiences in dream creates an underlying mood that put me in mind of Mervyn Peake
Graeme K. Talboys, author of the Shadow in the Storm series

Author Bio

Gerrard Cowan is a writer and editor from Derry, in North West Ireland. He is the author of The Machinery and The Strategist, the first two books in The Machinery Trilogy. Gerrard studied History and English Literature at Trinity College and International Relations at Kings College. His first known work was a collection of poems on monsters, written when he was eight; it is sadly lost to civilisation. He lives in South East London with his wife Sarah and son Finn.