Scylla: The Revenge

by Myron Edwards, Athina Paris (Editor)

Overview

She’s back and this time she brought a friend…

The story continues: the sequel to The Mistress of the Rock, is The Revenge.

Still smarting from Richard Cole’s rejection, Aphrodite plans a series of events that will bring about his return to the island. Only this time, his welcome will not be so warm, as he will have to battle bureaucracy and the islanders’ contempt for the devastating aftermath of his chance discovery and his sudden departure. In addition, he confronts his internal demons, and with his return to Cyprus, might completely consume him.

For Aphrodite is set upon a path of cold vengeance and summons the Scylla, a legendary cryptid of the deep, to do her bidding. The creature wreaks havoc on the once idyllic coast of Cape Greco and the tourist resorts of Ayia Napa, Protaras, and Paphos.

Richard must not only face his devils but also the goddess, if he is to stop the terror that now lurks in the Mediterranean’s crystal-clear waters.

But how is he going to do it?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781945286292
Publisher:	Rockhill Publishing LLC
Publication date:	05/15/2018
Series:	Cyprus Mysteries , #2
Pages:	250
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.63(d)

About the Author

Myron Edwards was born in 1952 to Welsh parents, and spent much of his early life in Essex. He worked in the travel industry for thirty years. In the 70's, he freelanced for BBC TV and Radio, writing for The Two Ronnies, Week Endings, and The News Huddlines. He soon became a full-time copywriter at JWT. He created Tubewalking, a set of short walking maps to help commuters and tourists in London. Moving to Cyprus in 2005, he completed his first manuscript of The Mistress of the Rock. He has now completed the sequel and is working on part three.

Athina Paris was born and raised in Mozambique. Spending her formative years in the confines of convents and boarding schools, she dreamt of faraway exotic places. Taking refuge in books, it led to an avid interest in storytelling, and a lifelong obsession with the written word. She studied Interior Design, Creative Writing, and Scriptwriting. Her romantic work, Love & Madness, Knight Kisses, When Dani Smiled, and All I Ever Wanted: Jessie is steeped in familial observations from which she drew backgrounds for the characters in her novels, and takes them on voyages of self-discovery while dealing with catastrophic love lives and an imperfect world.