This family 'lock-down' adventure story centers around the remote, Mediterranean like, island of Ogg. The only humans who live here, are a farmer, his wife and their young family. During the day this sunny isle is tranquil and calm, but at night it comes alive with a myriad of strange, nocturnal creatures. This exciting tale follows the magical adventures of a young firesprite called Ermo.
The Isle of Ogg consists of three parts: • Lost & Alone • Secrets & Lies • Truth & Illumination.
This podcast of Lost & Alone, covers the first ten chapters.
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