Category: Promotion
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TODAY IS THE DAY! “The Magic Council” is out!
Launch day is HERE, y’all! The Crimson League is free on Kindle. The Magic Council is temporarily less than a dollar on Kindle. And both are available in paperback on Amazon. Learn more at www.herezothtrilogy.com There’s more about the books below, but first, I just wanted to thank, with all my heart, everyone who has…
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One day to go! Reflection on pre-book launch jitters
A book launch is such a fun experience, and such a fulfilling accomplishment. It can’t satisfy the deep longings of the human heart, but when you’ve worked long and hard on a book that you know has something of real value to offer to other people, it’s a wonderful feeling to know it’s going out…
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The difference a good woman makes (August vs Malzin)
I wrote yesterday about my villain Zalksi Forzythe and one of my favorite heroes, his nephew Vane Unsten. I went a bit into the ways they are similar. One of my favorite things about them is that they are incredible figures in and of themselves, for good or ill. They are principled. They have goals,…
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Who will enjoy “The Magic Council: The Fight for Home”?
With a book launch coming up next Thursday, May 30 on Amazon, I wanted to take a moment to let you know who is most likely to enjoy the book, and to ask for your help to make my launch successful. Readers who enjoy: will enjoy The Magic Council: The Fight for Home. This is…
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I got the first chapters of the audiobook for “The Crimson League” in! My thoughts:
I’m beyond excited. I have the first chapters (1-8 or 1-9, around there) in from Dana Allen, the narrator of the audiobook of The Crimson League: The Fight for Hope. I listened through for fun yesterday (as I write this). Today I need to listen for notes/feedback/corrections. But some first impressions: -I’ve always known dialogue…
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“Magic Council” Excerpt: The Prince Who Wasn’t
I’m so excited to share the prologue of The Magic Council: The Fight for Home with you today! You’ll meet the princes I’ve spotlighted over the last few days. If you enjoy, please share the word about this upcoming release and the first book of the series, which is currently available on Amazon, including for…
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Character Spotlight: Prince Hune the Misfit
I absolutely adore Prince Hune. He’s named after his uncle and grandfather. The youngest boy in the royal family, he gives life in the palace its heart. He is eight years old when The Magic Council starts. Hune has an active imagination and loves animals, especially his pet dogs and pony. He’s the only child…
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Character Spotlight: Prince Neslan, the Middle Child
Prince Neslan is the middle of the king and queen’s three sons, a year younger than Prince Valkin. He is independent, more intellectual than active in his hobbies, and wise beyond his years. He was named after Neslan Dormenor of the Crimson League, and while he looks nothing like that Neslan–the prince has father’s blond…
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Character Spotlight: Prince Valkin the Bold
I really enjoy writing kids as characters. The Crimson League featured Zacry as a boy. Now we have multiple kids in The Magic Council–principally the three princes (pun fully intended). Valkin is Herezoth’s crown prince. At age eleven, he’s bold, curious, and strong-willed. He also has a sensitive conscience in his way, and a good…
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May 30: Book two’s release, Joan of Arc, and Kora!
I originally wanted to release The Crimson League: The Fight for Hope on May 30 of last year. This was because, first of all, it’s the anniversary of my conversion experience (which took place utterly unexpectedly in 2014). May 30 also happens to be feast of St. Joan of Arc. She is the patron of…
Creative Writing with the Crimson League 