[I've been here before... This darkness... The trees at each side of the narrow path, making a tunnel with their branches... A giant raised pond full of water hyacinths floating on it... A rusty '53 Bel Air frame covered by undergrowth... Where am I?... Wait! Something moved!!! For God's sake! That thing moved!! It's... a... woman... Her face looks... gaunt... She looks like... a witch... Is she dying? Oh, my God, Is that a...? Does she have a wedding dress? It is almost disintegrated by time... I can still see the silk sleeves with the crystal elements. She still has the tiara and veil... She has a dead bouquet, a pearl bracelet, and a turquoise handkerchief in her hands. She looks... familiar... Her fingers are so thin... Is that thing glowing... a wedding ring? I've never seen anything like that before... I feel the urgency to... touch it... I don't know how to explain it... I need to touch it... Touch... it...

WHAT THE!!!!!! - The witch sat down in an unexpected violent movement. He fell down, and started screaming, trying desperately to run away from that place - falling down over and over with total lack of coordination. The witch was shaking uncontrollably, screaming repeatedly in an unsupportable high pitch..."VAHN!" "DAH!" "KORA!" "VAHN!" "DAH!" "KORAAA!!" "KORAAAAA!!!!"]

Hello all:

Welcome to "The Ring Of The Witch: The Curse Of Apollo". The story takes place in year 2027, in which Greek gods co-exist within mortals in a frenetic search of four sacred objects that would trigger devastating consequences for humanity. Complex characters fight against their own demons, as well as against the worst of the human greed. Spiritual beliefs such as immortality, reincarnation, life’s meaning, and life after death are the core behind the whole story, which makes reference to real events, organizations, and locations in Greece, Egypt, Poland, and other parts of the world.

I invite you to sample all the chapters of the book for FREE at ' www.theringofthewitch.com '. The ring is calling... Join the quest today!

Best regards,

Ivan del Valle