Death is not the end. For Aaron Marathin, it may only be the beginning.
In the year 2128, seven-year-old Aaron Marathin learns a truth that will change his life forever: magic is real.
His father possesses Memory Magic, an extraordinary ability capable of preserving and transferring a lifetime of memories. His late mother discovered something even more powerful: Necromancy, the ability to bridge the divide between the living and the dead.
When tragedy leaves Aaron alone, he inherits both gifts and a burden far greater than any child should have to carry.
But Aaron's world is becoming increasingly dangerous.
Magic users are disappearing. The mysterious Monks of Soul Run have vanished. The powerful organization known as the INM is expanding its influence, hunting those whose abilities threaten the order it claims to protect. And the deeper Aaron searches for answers, the more he begins to suspect that the truth about magic has been deliberately hidden.
Along the way, Aaron encounters unlikely friends, fallen warriors, lost souls, powerful mages, and teachers who challenge everything he believes about life, death, morality, family, and the human spirit.
With Memory Magic guiding his mind and Necromancy opening doors that should remain closed, Aaron must decide what kind of man he intends to become before others decide the future for him.
How far would you go to uncover the truth if even death could not stop you?
One True Path II: Tale of the Necromancer is a philosophical science-fantasy adventure filled with magic, friendship, grief, family, mystery, supernatural battles, and a growing conspiracy that could reshape the world.
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