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At Calendar's End: Omnibus - At Calendar's End

Andy Lockwood

Publisher: Andy Lockwood

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Summary

This omnibus collects all twelve serialized installments of At Calendar's End into a single volume. 
Time is a fickle thing. Sometimes, so are those that wield it. As the holidays set in and another year comes to a close, the Intercalary – beings charged with keeping the cycle of time moving forward – prepare for another year. For them, it's nothing new. One more year in a timeless cycle, except things are already shaping up to be different for them this time around... 
A shadow haunts the Intercalary. A darkness that threatens to engulf them, revisiting the sins of time long forgotten. With their own lives in danger, humanity's own existence now also hangs in the balance...
Available since: 10/11/2017.

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