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Ogre's Lament
- The Story of Don Luis
- Narrated by: Richard Bugg
- Length: 8 hrs and 33 mins
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Ogre's Lament
Narrated by:
Richard Bugg
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Publisher's Summary
Spain, 1648. Fifteen-year-old Luis is different than everyone else in the small, sweltering village of Riodelgado - because he can read.
Targeted by the local toughs, who make his life a misery, Luis works tirelessly to provide for his ailing mother and young sister. Then, one day, a wandering soldier arrives to the village and everything changes.
People are murdered. Children disappear. The mayor blames an ogre, and the soldier has evidence of the hideous creature. He demands it be hunted down.
It becomes clear to Luis that there is more to the story than the appearance of an ogre. Is the mythical beast just a smokescreen, designed to keep everyone from the truth?
©2017 Stuart G. Yates (P)2021 Stuart G. Yates
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