Politics and religion dance with fantasy and adventure in The Synchronized Six.
In The Synchronized Six, the world is powered from the vitae reservoirs, yet nobody fully understands the power. There are Conductors who harness the power of the vitae, manipulating the energy through weapon-like instrument. The world is enjoying a fragile peace, not long after a tumultuous war. But not everyone feels content. Chapter by chapter we are introduced to a seemingly unrelated group of people that have some close calls, all nearly meeting their demise. Once on the mend, and from different geographic locations, they begin sharing hallucinations, at first just an errant thought or a flash of a vision. Soon they are unable to deny their connection to one another. Lives are on the line and kingdoms may topple if they can’t get on the same page and figure out their uncommon bond.
Politics and religion dance with fantasy and adventure in The Synchronized Six. Elmer Wynn makes liberal use of the familiar astrological signs, adding familiarity in an otherwise fantastical setting that takes time to fully appreciate. A vast, dynamic cast spanning soldiers, royalty, and an outrageous pirate with questionable seafaring skills fill the pages with action and intrigue. Especially enjoyable are the exchanges between Prince Olivier and a con-artist named Cadence. Cadence has a sharp wit paired with quick hands. Her rough life superimposed over the charmed life of a royal son makes for some amusing situations. The Synchronized Six is a fresh an imaginative fantasy novel with clever world-building and lots of surprises.
