What horrors prowl the eternal night of the Wood? Far beneath the streets of Briar Hills lies an enormous temple of stone. Ancient secrets are buried within its walls…along with countless and unspeakable horrors. But among its many corridors lies one passage far more treacherous than any other. In its unbridled terror, it is second only to the nightmare that waits at its end. …and it all began with a wooden box… “The things in this tunnel are imaginary as long as you don’t prove them otherwise…” This was the warning of the Sentinel Queen. Separated from the companions he’d grown to trust, Wayne stands alone as he prepares to take his first steps on a journey through a terrifying, personal hell. The dark and ancient tunnel that lies before him will test his courage to its very limits and force him to face the greatest fears he’s ever known…and even the past he sought to flee. The rules have been explained to him, but can he really ignore these “imaginary” things to save his own life? And even if he’s strong enough to endure this torturous passage, does he have what it takes to survive what lies beyond? The things that lurk in the Wood are not imaginary. It’s a place of immeasurable darkness and despair, a place where death is eternal, but rarely final… Can he overcome the fearsome road before him, survive the unthinkable horrors that await him in the black forest beyond and finally fulfill the promise he thought he had failed to keep? Or will these dark places swallow him forever?
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- Release Date 12/26/2011
- Author Brian Harmon
- Language English
- Company CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Weight 7.7 ounces
- Dimensions 5.25 x 0.46 x 8 inches
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