Skull Cavern

by R.J. Furness, Amy Leslie (Illustrator)

Prepare for a scare... As champion orgo racers, Fayth, Ink and Megg were chosen to transport food supplies. But they had no idea how much danger they faced. ​ Join the Orgo Runners when they encounter peculiar new creatures and make a remarkable discovery - on their spookiest adventure yet... If you love BEAST QUEST or GOOSEBUMPS, then you will adore ORGO RUNNERS. This scary story is the perfect 'Halloween' addition to your 'Orgo Runners' book collection! Ideal for children aged 6-10, but equally loved by grownups. +Find more ORGO RUNNERS books right here on Amazon+

67 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 10, 2018

About the author

R. J. Furness has been passionate about great stories since he was able to read. At an early age, he would frequently create new characters, worlds and creatures, then write crazy tales all about them. However, until now, he has always kept those ideas completely secret. After having a lifelong interest in animals, music and anything spawned from pure imagination, R.J.’s first love are now his wife and children. Over time, he has also developed an overwhelming desire for mugs of tea and good biscuits to dunk. He lives in Southport, England, with his family, a dog and several fish, chickens and quails.

You can find out more about R.J. Furness, and the world of dissent, here…
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Reviews

[Asha - A Cat, A Book, And A Cup Of Tea · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a really exciting addition to the Orgo Runners series! Fayth, Megg, Ink and their faithful orgo encounter some spooky goings-on on one of their missions. The story is fast-paced and fun, with just the right amount of creepiness, and it's great to see our old friends back again! It would also make a great entry-point for someone just discovering the world of the orgo.

I loved reading this, and I'm eagerly awaiting the next instalment already!

[Moon · Rating 4 out of 5]

A short adventure after getting lost in the snow for our friends.
The pacing was fast but it still gave you some back story so that it didn't feel like it had just flown past without noticing it.
Lots of little details preparing for the fifth adventure that left me wanting to read it now.