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Catenarian Chronicles is a dark fantasy without monsters

ByTC Marti

Dark fantasy often involves monsters, hopelessness, and dread amidst dank worlds. Catenarian Chronicles reads differently, but the core elements are there. 

Catenarian Chronicles kicks off with dread. Book I in the series, Cursed Mage, sees unimaginable tragedy early. Then things spiral even further.

Our protagonist, Kaija Jokiharju, sees people making things happen through supernatural means. When she inquires, they threaten her life.

Then, Kaija realizes she too has supernatural ability. She more than communicates with spirits; Kaija quickly realizes those she’s communicating with were murdered. Not because some madman killed them and hid their bodies, but a secret society of Mages offed them for knowing too much.

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Think of Cursed Mage as a modern-day dark fantasy

Cursed Mage takes place in a mass surveillance state, where Mages secretly run the world. And those who claim to possess supernatural Mage ability but have none? They’re committed to “institutions.”

As for those who discover their ability, like Kaija? If they’re not careful, they too will end up in an “institution.” Oh, and if you’re a Mage and they see you as a threat to their power? They’ll throw your ass into solitary confinement 24/7/365.

It’s a brutal life if you’re a Mage. Either you support their brewing hellscape, or you’re against them. And Kaija, beyond Cursed Mage, discovers that truth the hard way. Other discoveries she makes are so disturbing that one would claim the powers that be here in the real world would never think to commit them.

Those monsters in Catenarian Chronicles are very real

Cursed Mage, a dark paranormal fantasy by TC MartiI didn’t write the Catenarian Chronicles with a bunch of made-up monsters or retconned creepypastas.

Nah, I wrote this series so you could make correlations to real-life. AI surveillance that’s encroaching into our lives. Or to politicians on both sides of the aisle promising to save you, only to screw you over time and again.

And so-called important people telling you what they’re going to do with your tax money, which often funds some war with people you’ve never met.

Don’t vote, or put a hand over your heart and worship an inanimate object? They’ll gaslight you. And if you have anything to say about their chosen leaders that don’t fall in line with their dogma? They’ll gaslight you again.

Yeah, the monsters in Catenarian Chronicles are the same ones that rule our world. They may not be Mages, but that’s about the only difference. Get Cursed Mage right now at The Rebel Lore Vault and start making comparisons. You shouldn’t be shocked when you make them.

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Be very afraid.

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