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Servants of Stone is a dark fantasy adventure with Gothic atmosphere and supernatural horror elements centered on a sinister town and a battle against evil. The story features action and peril but appears aimed at older middle-grade to young teen readers with moral courage as a central theme. Without access to the full text, some content categories remain uncertain, but the premise and cover suggest moderate intensity rather than graphic content.
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Evil has a new home--and it's a place called New Vineland. The town appeared almost overnight, as if summoned from the shadows, complete with a looming stone tower at its heart and a general store that promises to fulfill your deepest desires... for the price of your soul. Drawn by a witch's secret summons, the curious... Evil has a new home--and it's a place called New Vineland. The town appeared almost overnight, as if summoned from the shadows, complete with a looming stone tower at its heart and a general store that promises to fulfill your deepest desires... for the price of your soul. Drawn by a witch's secret summons, the curious and the desperate are flocking to New Vineland, unaware of the doom that awaits them. But the witch didn't count on Harold Goodman--an adventurous young Englishman with an unshakable moral compass and a burning desire to uncover the truth behind the tower's dark power. Joined by an enigmatic stonemason, a salty old sailor with more wisdom than he lets on, a haunted warhorse with a hero's heart, and a gifted young girl just awakening to her magic, Harold sets out to challenge the evil that fuels New Vineland. The battle for the town--and the souls within it--is about to begin.
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ISBN 9781964398822