Harlon and the Halo Harness-bookcover

By: Owen Clifford Davies

Harlon and the Halo Harness

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Harlon once lived on the outer fabric of the universe and commanded his king’s army with stern authority. His quest was to take his king’s ashes to the top of the incline and have him resurrected by their God, Monaltor.


He never imagined his expedition would lead him far from the truth he expected to find upon death. Instead, his soul ended up in an alternative universe, where a show trial of his life’s misgivings held him prisoner to his remorse.


Now, the Wood Whisperer, his magical creature friends, and a small grove of druids are trying to liberate him from the brotherhood’s makeshift hell.


But only one person may be able to pardon him: his daughter. The one he killed. Can she forgive him and set him free?

 

Owen Clifford Davies’s edgy multi genre style ranges from dark spiritual fiction to fairytale and supernatural adventure with Celtic connotations and magical creature characters. Harlon and the Halo Harness is his first publication and an anchor to a series of novels. What fascinates Owen enough to write fictional mystic fantasy are the many plains on which the soul is assumed to exist. Whether they are out of body experiences; visions, telepathy, raising the dead, portal conductors, quantum tangle or visitations, etc, and he incorporates them throughout his fictional work.

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