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Book details

Genre:FICTION
SubGenre:Horror
Language:English
Series title:Maego's Curse
Series Number:1
Pages:200
eBook ISBN:9781609845025

Maego's Curse

by Hurstel Edward Begley esq. View author's profile page

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Overview

Most of this story is based on true events; I will not elaborate on what is fact or what is fiction, for this I allow you the reader to interpret and judge; as with beauty truth is in the eye of the beholder and what they perceive to be the truth. I warn you this story is intense and will challenge your perception of that very nature of truth; you may ask why? Because most of what you read you will believe is not true; the scary thing is this… that one part you write off as a figment of my dark mind unfortunately and most likely is true.

Description

Ed is a janitor at a grocery store in southern Ohio & a former professional fighter a descended from a Cheshire blue blooded family. After several similar dreams he goes to see his friend Pat a fortune teller, to help translate or give meaning to them. After leaving her he is attacked by a creature, which he manages to fight off; after He is found the next morning by a Lawyer Mr. Mascy, who informs him his great uncle had passed away leaving him a manor house that was brought from England to Kentucky. He soon realizes the attack left him with more than a wound & a family curse stretching back to the MiddleAges. As he transcends into darkness his eyes open to the ghostly world & he must learn to battle a pack of mastiffs called Maegos & try to beat the clock for a cure, before time runs out & he must embrace the pack. Along the way he discovers the mythical world is real & he meets a strange new family & friends who appear to help. Maegos Curse is based on the arthors family tree & his own lifes experiences supernatural & otherwise

About the author

Hurstel Edward Begley is a former fighter trained by former junior welter weight champ Aaron Pryor. The author plays in a band called tattoo Billy & wrote a album full regalia about the novel. He also is a descendant of a ancient Cheshire blue blooded family Baggelegh.

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