The Ravenglass Fragment III: The Stones of Heaven

By Anthony Pryor

The Stones of Heaven is part three of the exciting Ravenglass Fragment series, featuring demon hunter Alex St. John and his companions. The Ravenglass Fragment is missing, stolen by a hostile sorcerer and his cult of fanatics. Alex and his team search for the lost artifact, and for the kidnapped Dr. Naomi Johar, who may hold the key to the entire mystery. Alex's friends Loren -- journalist and gamer nerd by day, occult detective by night -- and the sorceress Annabelle Lee Moore, accompanied by boy-reporter Rob Maher and the ever-loyal hound Beowulf, visit a seedy rock club in pursuit of a young musician and his fantasy artist girlfriend, who are both part of the cult, then face down a terrifying four-armed demon before following their quarry through an enchanted gateway to another world. There, an army of fantastical creatures acclaim Loren and his friends as their chosen champions in their struggle to overthrow the evil ruler known only as the Dark King. It sounds like a tall order, but hey... No one ever said that being a hero would be easy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Metal Angel Press
• Release date: Nov 27, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370971770

Anthony Pryor

Anthony Pryor has been writing for most of his life, and will probably continue to do so from beyond the grave. Since 1986 he's written actively for the gaming industry, producing material for FASA's Battletech, TSR/WotC's Dungeons and Dragons, White Wolf/Sword & Sorcery Studios' Scarred Lands, Paizo's Pathfinder, and many more. He's been writing fiction for both adults and general audiences for a long time, too, and hopes that you enjoy his endeavors. Happily single, he lives in Milwaukie OR with a cat and half a dog (it's a long story), enjoys roleplaying and all forms of gaming entertainment, and has an awesome daughter who will probably cure cancer or bring about world peace or something. His supernatural action series "The Shepherd" is available at Smashwords and other major online retailers. Feel free to check out his blog and personal website at www.anthonypryor.com, and be sure to leave a comment.

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