Tag Archive | short story collection
Review Tales of Ever After 2 for 1
Today as part of the blog tour I’m reviewing not one but two stories from the Fellowship of Fantasy’s latest anthology. The person who leaves the most comments across the blog tour will receive the chance to read special sneak peaks from several of the authors’ upcoming works! My first review is of Emily Martha […]
The Imposter
The Amulet Saga Volume Two: The Defector What Came Before: Seeing Escape Bandit The Road Beggars Healer The City Spy A Place to Stay Outlaws The Camp Trader The Wedding The Third Son The Search The Imposter “We’ve found her!” Ada looked up from her mug of tea at the […]
The Wedding
The Amulet Saga Volume Two: The Defector What Came Before: Seeing Escape Bandit The Road Beggars Healer The City Spy A Place to Stay Outlaws The Camp Trader The Wedding Jyn gave the call to alert the sentries to her presence. A return call sounded from the tall rocks that bordered […]
The Camp
The Amulet Saga Volume Two: The Defector Seeing Escape Bandit The Road Beggars Healer The City Spy A Place to Stay Outlaws The Camp The heat from the lowlands didn’t dissipate until they were far up into the mountains. Rose wiped sweat from her brow with a cloth Myrta handed her. The cart they […]
Seeing
The Amulet Saga Volume Two: The Defector Other stories in this series: Escape The Road Bandit Trader The Third Son Healer Beggars The City Spy The Search A Place to Stay Seeing “Sight is a gift. It cannot be learned,” Ada said. Anarosia watched carefully as Ada prepared the […]
Trader
The Amulet Saga, Volume Two: The Defector Others in the series: Escape Bandit Trader “Those are Legerdemain amethysts,” Jyn said, holding one of the gems up to the light. The trader ran a greasy hand through thin, stringy, black hair. “That they are, Madam. The finest in the world. They say that when the last […]
Hybrid Authors
When you’re a writer, at some point you have to face the decision about whether to self-publish or pursue traditional publishing. There are pros and cons to both routes, so it really depends on both the author and the book itself what the best option is. For some, that may be an easy decision. For […]
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