Deadlocked 6 - Uprising
The sixth Deadlocked novel where internal war threatens a cure for mankind.
This volume centers on the disintegration of the High Rollers. Billy initiates a war that Laura opposes, creating a rift within the group. One member holds a vital cure, making them a target for two enemies. The plot moves toward an unavoidable climax where survival is uncertain. Wise uses this conflict to test the bonds of the fragile family unit.
Published in 2015 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, this work sits within the contemporary independent horror fiction market. It targets American readers interested in supernatural conflict and modern gothic storytelling traditions.
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Why this book is worth reading
Readers who enjoy character-driven horror with high stakes will find this compelling. The narrative explores the fragility of found families during existential crises, making it ideal for those invested in group dynamics and loyalty. It offers intense action and inevitable collisions between survival and destruction, appealing to fans of dark fantasy and urban horror. Those preferring slow-burn atmospheric tales without immediate conflict may find the pace too intense. It does not cater to readers seeking lighthearted supernatural romances or historical gothic settings.
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A R Wise delivers a tense installment where internal war threatens a cure for mankind. The story excels in testing the bonds of the High Rollers as their cohesion fractures under pressure. Billy’s factional conflict against Laura creates palpable narrative tension, driving the plot toward an unavoidable climax. Wise structures the drama around survival versus destruction, utilizing supernatural fiction traditions to examine betrayal. The book appeals strongly to fans of dark fantasy who value character-driven stakes over atmospheric pacing. It remains grounded in established lore without unrelated subplots. While intense, it successfully balances group dynamics with imminent danger for targeted audiences.
