Series

The Convergence Saga

Cadwell Turnbull · 3 novels · 2021–2025

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No Gods, No Monsters opens Cadwell Turnbull's Convergence Saga trilogy with a premise where hidden monsters choose to reveal themselves publicly in search of safety, told through a multi-perspective structure that widens out to a whole community's reaction. The novel folds in questions of social and political unrest alongside identity, power, and community, treating the reveal as a fault line running through ordinary lives. Two further novels, We Are the Crisis and A Ruin, Great and Free, continue the same unfolding story.

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  • 2020s3

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Grim and intense: 100% of this series' placed works, the catalog's 46%.

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