Mask of the Hunter by Cynus

[Graeme]

I loved the twists and turns in this story, especially how one just flowed into the next so there was no break, no interruption to the enjoyable read.

One thing I've always liked about Cynus's stories is the attention to detail. The little things like the wrought-iron stairway, or the fine detailed descriptions that never seem to be laboured. I guessed at least part of the ending before it was revealed, but that didn't change the enjoyable nature of the story.

Thanks, Cynus!

[Lugnutz]

I read this a couple days ago. You don't get the punchline until the end.

Mere mortals> <Cynus

[Bruin Fisher]

This is really great. I was reminded of a few scenes from The Hobbit and I was so pleased the story ended as it did. Brilliantly woven story, thanks Cynus!

[Nigel Gordon]

Great story, well written.

[Cynus]

Thank you, Graeme, Lug, Bruin, and Nigel. I'm glad you all enjoyed it. :) This was a joy to write this year.

[Steven Adamson]

That story took a weird turn in all the best ways. The intrusion of some mythology into the modern day is always a tricky proposition, especially the risk of cliche, but this works well and comes out fresh.

[Cynus]

That story took a weird turn in all the best ways. The intrusion of some mythology into the modern day is always a tricky proposition, especially the risk of cliche, but this works well and comes out fresh.

Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate that it worked out that way for you. :)