The latest five star review for Sword of Shadows. After reading “Shadow Over Avalon” I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the sequel, and it certainly didn’t disappoint! Imagine a classic Arthurian t…
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Serpent of the Shangrove by C N Lesley Copper is now a fully grown Drakken, but despite his magical abilities, he is shunned and shamed by his pure-blood kin. Wandering despondent in the wilderness…
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Hello Elizabeth. Do you mind if I call you Liz? Sword of Shadows can save mankind or condemn them forever #T4US pic.twitter.com/P8cTaDs0ps — Elizabeth Hull (@darkspires) April 24, 2016 Sword of Sha…
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Book of the Week Light Love Rituals by Ronesa Aveela A book for children and adults from 8 to 108 who would like to take a journey and discover Bulgarian folk tales, legends, and mythology. Whether…
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Our author of the week Please tell us a little about yourself My name is Christine Ardigo. I am a Registered Dietitian and a Personal trainer. I live in NY. What are you passionate about, apart fro…
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Our book of the week Oath Breaker by Erin Riley (Sons of Odin Series book 3) The exciting conclusion of the Sons of Odin trilogy Sometimes the right man has been there all along… Selia has fled Nor…
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Swearing Allegiance by Jana Petken Swearing Allegiance: Part 1 of The Carmody Saga, about love, war, and betrayal, set during the First World War. April 1916 An Irish Easter uprising lays waste t…
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Very nice beer, too.
The Bridges Before Us Stifled by her narcissistic mother, twenty-four-year-old Samantha Hart is tired of putting her life on hold. Determined to find her own happiness, she volunteers within the co…
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Well now you’ve all seen it over at GrimDark Magazine (if you haven’t then you should go over and have a look, because there’s also an exclusive mini-interview with me on how I wrote the battle scenes for Nomad ), I can share the cover for The Summer Goddess (by Jason Deem) here and all over the place in all its glory.
And here’s how it starts :
White sails came with the sunset.
Asta saw them first, as she was coming down from the high peak where her mother lived. At first she thought they were birds, the great white gliding sea hawks, bigger than eagles, which floated above the turbulent eastern sea. But they were too low, moved with too much purpose, crossing back and forth ahead of the opposing wind.
It took her a long moment, staring into the darkening sea with her back to the…
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