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Scion’s Demise (The Rune Caster Chronicles)

John Ortega

Illustrated by Matt Seff Barnes

SmashBear Publishing

Paperback

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ISBN: 9781915636775

Fiction

Publication date: 1 March 2024

Rights: World English

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Nathan Mercer, known to some as Winter’s Wolf, the Fae’s Bane, and scourge of the Winter realm.

Known to others as the friendly Innkeeper who will always help those in need.

Having thwarted a plot that threatened to plunge the fae into war, Nathan finds himself entangled in an even greater mystery. The Scions, descendants of the Greek Gods, have arrived in Portland, demanding justice for the alleged murder of Dionysus’s son. They’re blaming Margie, Nathan’s niece. Trouble is, Margie is missing.

With the Scions hot (and violent) on his tail, Nathan embarks on a perilous quest to unearth the truth and clear Margie’s name. As the clock ticks down, he must navigate the intricate layers of magical families, each harboring secrets and power rivalling the gods themselves.

Are you ready to dive into the shadows and unveil the secrets that lie beneath the surface?

John Ortega

John is the fifth of seven children. Raised with a love for mythology he would spend hours scouring the internet for anything fantastical that caught his eye. Since an early age he look both inward and outward using his imagination to add a bit of magic to the world. Over the years he has worked in many jobs from retail sales to customer service in the health industry but his one true passion has always been writing.

A book devourer he would read anything that had to do with Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Crime. Recently he took the plunge from reader to author and his debut novel Storm’s Child is the first book in the Rune Caster Chronicles Series. He currently lives in Puerto Rico with his super dog Noah and is working on the next book in the series.

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