Damnation (The Keystone Bone Trilogy Book 3)

Escaping the realm of the dead comes at a devastating price.Evil as ancient as time itself awaits. In a nightmarish land, a distorted and twisted version of Erisdün, the dead are looking to damn Aea's soul. Their terrifying patience knows no boundaries...Closing the portal to the After World might have proved the greatest difficulty, but Aea's troubles have only just begun. Soon she finds herself hunted. Even her beloved forest acts no longer as a guardian, but instead as an agent of the dreaded Horsemen.When a ghostly figure stares back at her – a gaping hole at the center of its chest – Aea might have found an ally. Together they set out to face a menace of unparalleled proportions.How will Aea survive the journey across the deadly Plains of Perdition to reach the City of the Cursed? What awaits her beyond its gloomy walls? And how will the Keystone Bone come into play?Unaware that every step brings her closer to her own downfall, Aea proceeds deep inside a perilous web orchestrated by the Dark King.Her fate might just be sealed for eternity...Damnation is an epic fantasy.If you have liked the previous books in the Keystone Bone trilogy, you are in for an incredible ending.Discover what happens next by downloading the free sample.

About the Author

I have always loved creating and I suppose that if I was only allowed to choose two words to describe myself they would be, "Focused ambition." Yet, the art of writing was something that lived a quiet life, in the back of my mind, for many years. It was a dormant desire and, like so many of our dreams, it was placed on a list of things to do later; you know, when time would allow it. And there I left it. Half-forgotten. For a long time. I have a Finnish sauna to thank for eventually picking it up from that dusted corner and beginning to pour my focused ambition over it. Every summer (almost) my wife, two boys and I go to Finland and spend a couple of weeks trying to do as little as possible. In that cottage it is all about slowing down and recharging our batteries. The atmosphere is perfect for it. What it was exactly that sparked my authorship I cannot say for sure - maybe it was just slowing down that gave another perspective? Maybe I was just ready for it? Whatever it was, I'm ever thankful that it happened when it did back in 2015. Why wait when you can act today?

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