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    A Cold Day In Hades: A Teen Novel
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    A Cold Day In Hades: A Teen Novel

    By Greg Wagner

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    Things were going pretty much business as usual for fifteen-year-old Pepsi Ferrell and the members of the teenage rock band The Pop Tops, at least as usual as being a teenage amateur rock star can be.
    A strange twist of fate sends Harry, Phillip, Pepsi and her little brother RC, into Hades, the underworld of Greek mythology, in search of their lost dog Zeus.
    A battle is taking place for the very soul of the underworld itself as a new player enters the game or so she thinks. Strange magic is brewing and it may be up to the four outsiders to set things right again. The fact that their music is magical too should help, if they can just figure out how to control it.
    Join us as we follow Hades, Persephone, Dionysus, Thantos, Styx, Charon, Tiresias, the Nine Muses, the three ladies of Fate and all the rest of the divine family (who puts the “funk” in dysfunctional,) through all of Hades creation and back again, dealing with the most notorious of the Denizens of the Deep, including a visit from the All Father himself, Zeus and his all wet brother Poseidon.
    The underworld will never be the same.
    *NOTE*
    A Cold Day In Hades is a middle school novel with four main characters in the 13-16 age group. It is a lighthearted attempt to take the dark and sometimes vague subject of Greek Mythology and lighten it up for younger audiences.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGreg Wagner
    Release dateDec 18, 2016
    ISBN9781370827893
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    Greg Wagner

    Greg Wagner lives in a tree house with his wife Roberta and their dogs Abby and Olivia on the side of Wagner Mountain (more like a really big, really steep hill) in Maysel, West Virginia. When he isn't plotting to take over the world or in search of spiritual enlightenment, Greg manages to find time to spin yarns of wonder and amazement. In whatever time is left, he enjoys riding his motorcycle, reading, splitting firewood, making music and playing with melted glass. Greg is currently working on Atlantis Rising, another absurdist fiction about a mysterious island that appears off the coast of Northern Florida..

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