12 Miles Below V: The Warlock

A Progression Fantasy Epic (12 Miles Below, Book 5)

De: Mark Arrows

Narrado por: Scott Aiello

Keith Winterscar has accomplished the impossible—he's stolen a godsdamned Feather.

After barely surviving the underground temple with his sister and father to repair To'Wrathh's shell, the crew returns to Clan Altosk as heroes. With his father's soul now inhabiting To'Avalis's body, the powers of To'Wrathh herself, and the occult secrets Keith has steadily uncovered—the Winterscars are poised to change everything. But other powers have begun watching the meteoric rise of Clan Altosk.

The grand warlock Hexis has set his eyes on the surface, hungering for power. If the warlock guilds discover that the clan has uncovered the secrets of the occult, the war against the slavers could escalate exponentially into an all-out conflict between all sides.

And To'Avalis will not take the theft of his shell lightly, meticulously plotting every possible move to bring ruin to the Winterscars the moment they step beyond their safe haven on the surface.

As the clan prepares to migrate underground with their newfound arsenal of relic armors, Keith must navigate treacherous clan politics, guard his new family's true nature, and prove to his father he can—and will—survive what is to come.

Because when gods go to war, even the cleverest thief may find himself with nowhere left to hide.

Book five of a progression fantasy epic set around a pseudo-medieval society clinging to existence on frozen post-apocalyptic Earth. Impossible odds, weak-to-strong progression, dungeon-delving, epic battles, scavenged tech, prophecy, magic, and mystery—12 Miles Below has something for everyone.

©2025 Mark Arrows (P)2025 Recorded Books

Another solid rollercoaster

After the basically non-stop action of the last book, this book is such a refreshing breath of air. It nails the perfect balance between you laughing from the humor and building the world to be a bigger and even crazier thing than what we've seen so far.

10/10 November can't come soon enough

Rock Solid Fun

I enjoyed this book, the author has maintained a consistently fun atmosphere and interesting premise.