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The Eternal Dungeon: a Turn-of-the-Century Toughs omnibus of historical fantasy novels [NOOK Book]
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Firstly, this story isn't for everyone. It has quite a few scenes of torture, child abuse both sexual and non, and a showing of a positive homosexual relationship between conscenting adults. If any of those things will offend or upset you, "Eternal Dungeon" isn't for you. Now, if you're willing to accept those things in an adult and mature manner, and are capable of enjoying an incredibly complex and indepth story telling of many intertwined relationships and human emotions even in terrible scenarios then you'll be like me and love it.
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Posted January 25, 2011
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Overview
In the Queendom of Yclau lies an underground royal prison that embraces the worst of the past and the best of the future. The Eternal Dungeon is old-fashioned in its equipment and ahead of its time in its treatment of prisoners, seeking to put their best welfare above all else. Torture is part of the process of assisting the prisoners.The High Seeker, Layle Smith, embodies this contradictory institution: a man of deadly impulses, the head torturer binds himself strictly by the dungeon's code of conduct. His efforts to maintain this delicate balance are altered, though, by the ...