Seal of the Worm
In a war-torn insect-inspired world, rival powers face an awakening apocalypse and a final battle for survival.
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Plot structure labels used: series conclusion, one long novel, multi-book arc, wrap-up ending, battle climax, thread tying, rising escalation, multiple plotlines
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In a war-torn insect-inspired world, rival powers face an awakening apocalypse and a final battle for survival.
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