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    The Shadow of Felfire Tower
    The Shadow of Felfire Tower
    The Shadow of Felfire Tower
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    The Shadow of Felfire Tower

    By Alex Davis

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    One thing an adventurer never does is fail their mission.

    Eurus, a disgraced adventurer, spends his days drinking at the Blackfist Tavern. No one will hire him for fear that his presence on a campaign will mean death or dismemberment for all. One night, a bruised and bloody priest stumbles into the bar and collapses, ranting about a warlock bent on enslaving the world. Eurus sees this as an opportunity to redeem himself and offers his help to the crazy priest.

    Eurus and the priest set out to retrieve an artifact, called the Dryad’s Skull, that can stop this warlock and send him back to the Hellfire Plane, where he belongs. Along the way, they are met with a pack of Fel Wolves, sent by the warlock to kill them. The wolves circle Eurus and the priest, ready to make their final assault, when a fireball-slinging mage saves them and destroys the wolves with her magic.

    Eurus must find the Dryad’s Skull before the warlock can get his hands on it, or else the world is doomed to become a hell-on-earth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlex Davis
    Release dateSep 24, 2016
    ISBN9781370322534
    The Shadow of Felfire Tower
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    Alex Davis

    Alex Davis is a film writer who focuses fantasy, and dark fantasy. He is pursuing his BFA in Creative Writing at Full Sail University. While not an extensive list, his flash fiction has been published with Through the Gaps online literary magazine.He can be reached anytime at davis.alex430@gmail.com.

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      The Shadow of Felfire Tower - Alex Davis

      The Shadow of Felfire Tower

      by Alex Davis

      Copyright © Alex Davis, 2016

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      Book Cover Original Images by Andy Rogers and sphinxRegalia

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