Anton Shufutinsky

Leo Brodsky and the Unimaginable Anton Shufutinsky

Most children have heard of the Northern Lights. One has had the misfortune of traveling through them. After Leo Brodsky, a 12 year old boy, defies the Grand Duke of Moscow and his alchemist, he is implausibly transported through the Aurora Borealis to a strange and forbidden land where tree branches are covered in feathers, birds are covered with leaves, and flying plants pollinate without the helming of insects. Leo also discovers that this magical land is also a land of terror as he encounters serpents, goblins, trolls, gnoblings, dwarves, grows, and hellhounds during his attempt to find a legendary beast; a beast who is the only one that holds the secret to Leo's way home. During these encounters, Leo learns not only about the true reason behind his banishment to ElderEarth, but also the destiny that awaits him in his journey to discover the love, strength, and courage within. The Bogs of Betrayal is book one of the Leo Brodsky and the Unimaginable series. The story is intended for readers between the age of eleven to adult.