The Passage of the Gorgo: Epic Novel and Fantasy Book
Paperback
Publisher: Flow Swans
Published: Jul 3 2024
Pages: 146
Weight: 0.49
Height: 0.34 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
This is the Third Epic Fantasy Book of the Winds of the Past Saga.
In this thrilling installment of the epic fantasy novel, the protagonists face the Gorgo, a mysterious dimensional passage that connects the present with a distant past. Upon crossing the Gorgo, they realize they are trapped in an ancient and perilous land, with no way back. Their only hope lies in marching towards the legendary city of Frinda. As their journey unfolds, filled with dangers and discoveries, our heroes must adapt to a new and unknown world, seeking to uncover the secrets of the Gorgo and find a way to break free from its grasp. The adventure leads them to discover ancient alliances, powerful magic, and a hidden truth that will forever change their destiny.
Epic novel, fantasy book, Epic fantasy series, Magical saga.
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