| Author: | Stenton Garvald | ISBN: | 9781909420236 |
| Publisher: | Asquith Publishing | Publication: | November 29, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Stenton Garvald |
| ISBN: | 9781909420236 |
| Publisher: | Asquith Publishing |
| Publication: | November 29, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Most children's magicians can make dogs out of bendy balloons. Ali-Kazaam, on the other hand, sacrifices goats to the Lord of Darkness (though not as part of his act). That, coupled with the child kidnapping, leads the Splendid Six to their strangest adventure yet - into the very depths of Hell. And because they aren't Orpheus, no-one wants to let them out again ...
Hoorah!
'I think he's blind,' Martin said. He was standÂing beside the man and waving his hand from side to side in front of the man's face.
'Excuse me,' Jack asked. 'Are you blind?'
'Yes, I am blind,' the man said. 'Who is it that wishes to cross the river?'
'Oh all of us, I should think,' Eric said.
'We're the Splendid Six,' Jack added. 'You may have heard of us.'
The blind man did not answer that. Instead he turned to face Jack and demanded, 'Who pays the Ferryman?'
'Ooh, a riddle!' Eric exclaimed. He enjoyed a good riddle.
Welcome to the darkest visit to the world of The Splendid Six.
Most children's magicians can make dogs out of bendy balloons. Ali-Kazaam, on the other hand, sacrifices goats to the Lord of Darkness (though not as part of his act). That, coupled with the child kidnapping, leads the Splendid Six to their strangest adventure yet - into the very depths of Hell. And because they aren't Orpheus, no-one wants to let them out again ...
Hoorah!
'I think he's blind,' Martin said. He was standÂing beside the man and waving his hand from side to side in front of the man's face.
'Excuse me,' Jack asked. 'Are you blind?'
'Yes, I am blind,' the man said. 'Who is it that wishes to cross the river?'
'Oh all of us, I should think,' Eric said.
'We're the Splendid Six,' Jack added. 'You may have heard of us.'
The blind man did not answer that. Instead he turned to face Jack and demanded, 'Who pays the Ferryman?'
'Ooh, a riddle!' Eric exclaimed. He enjoyed a good riddle.
Welcome to the darkest visit to the world of The Splendid Six.
