Dark Mountain

In DARK MOUNTAIN, Eno the Thracian sets off to find the truth about himself and his possible descent from the gods. Eno becomes involved with a race of people kidnapped from their homeland, forced to toil endlessly to excavate a mountain from within by the will of a mad philosopher, Malpagorus. Facing his own fears and doubts and the curse of the Great God Pan, Eno finds a woman worthy of his love, danger around every curve, and mushrooms…lots and lots of mushrooms.

Malpagorus thinks Eno is the right man to finish a work hundreds of years in the making, and that he is destined to bring about the destruction of everything the human race has built.  For something slumbers beneath the Dark Mountain, a terror that threatens the whole of the civilized world, and only Eno the Thracian, Hero for Hire, can stop it.

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Amazon review from ‘Dom’:

Eno the Hero is at it again
A very well-crafted story of Eno, who gets into trouble with a vengeful god, while on his way back from Egypt. Our dryly humorous hero gets five stars for this adventure that gives the reader a full service, should you be looking for ancient, mythical creatures, dangers with narrow escapes, and a plot that keeps you reading. Wonderfully crafted world and this well-evolving series makes C. B. Pratt one of my favourites.