The Urn of Orgo

By John Grover

Tarrow is dying. The elf thief, Braenyn, races against time to find the only thing that can cure his poisoned lover. This journey is unlike anything the elf will ever face. It means facing a fear he has never known, that of a descent into the bowels of madness and darkness but even worse, coming face to face with the possibility of losing the only person he loves in the entire world.
This will be Braenyn's most challenging quest yet.

The Urn of Orgo is number 6 in the Books of Braenyn. It is part of an over-arching story line. This story is approximately 7,000 words.
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• Language: English
• Publisher: John Grover
• Release date: Apr 15, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311461988

John Grover

John Grover is a dark fiction author residing in Massachusetts. John grew up watching creature double feature with his brother on Saturday afternoons. This fueled his love of monsters, ghosts and the supernatural. He never missed an episode. In his spare time he loves to cook, garden, go to the theater to watch horror movies with his friends, read, talk about food, bake amazing desserts, play with his dog Buffy (yes named after the character in the TV show) and draw-badly.Some of his favorite TV shows and influences are The Twilight Zone, Tales from the Darkside, Space 1999, Battlestar Galactica, X-Files, Night Gallery, Monsters, Star Trek, and much more.He completed a creative writing course at Boston’s Fisher College and is a member of the New England Horror Writers, a chapter of the Horror Writers Association.Some of his more recent credits include Best New Zombie Tales Vol 1 by Books of the Dead Press, The Book of Cannibals by Living Dead Press, The Vermin Anthology, The Northern Haunts Anthology by Shroud Publishing, The Zombology Series by Library of the Living Dead Press, Morpheus Tales, Wrong World, The Willows, Alien Skin Magazine, Aurora Wolf and more.He is the author of several collections, including the recently released Feminine Wiles, sixteen tales of wicked women as well as various chapbooks, anthologies, and more. Please visit his website for more information.

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