A Perilous Path #8Sunday #SnipSun

 

Genre: 
Fantasy, Paranormal, Sci-Fi

Overall Rating
R for fantasy gore, profanity, and violence

Heat Rating
0 flames

Romance Rating
Strictly Platonic

Blurb:
The fate of the Cosmos rests in the hands of an unlikely team of unusual friends. Will an exiled member of an ancient extraterrestrial race, a human ghost, and two ghouls be able to outfox an ancient evil and beat Nyarlathotep at his game before time runs out? This buddy story is the first in a series of New Cthulhu Mythos cliffhangers.

Snippet:

You can read last week's snippet here.

https://www.naughtynetherworldpress.com/2022/07/a-poisonous-place-fa-pa-sf-8sunday.html

“An altar in the Hall of Nyarlathotep—but of course! Who would not be quite curious to follow a portal in a blasted Hall of Nyarlathotep Worship?”

“I think that this portal may lead back to your world via the Dreamlands, Ketil,” the creature revealed. “From my understanding of the sigils surrounding the gate, this passage terminates in Xura. I have never been to Xura, but I have heard rumors of a most interesting house which is said to be a focal point in this realm.”

“Oh, but of course. The House of Great Fuckery,” the man expounded. “And who in their right mind would not wish to go through the House of Great Fuckery?”

Buy Links:

Yes, you can buy it or read it for free with Kindle Unlimited.

https://bit.ly/KetilandYitzyAz

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8 comments:

  1. I love mysterious portals, although I'm not sure I'd want to end up where this one apparently goes! Enjoyed the snippet...

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  2. This portal doesn't sound like anything I'd be willing to go through. Hope they are more adventurous than I am! Tweeted.

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  3. The way they chip back and forth--and I don't know why--makes me think of slapstick. :-)

    I wish you much luck getting everything set up. The email sign up on my blog is my July goal. I ruled out Mailchimp. Leaning toward Mailerlite. And then I watched a 20Books50K video about Book Funnel... I am so confused. :-)

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  4. Who in their right mind, indeed! I for one would take a pass. But then I'm a sissy.

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  5. Accurate question - who wouldn't want to go to the Great House of Fuckery - LOL - tweeted.

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  6. You're right! That's an odd collection of friends, but I bet they work well together.

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  7. Not sure I would want to go through that gate, lol. No thank you.

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