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The Crown Conspiracy
Michael J. Sullivan
Price: $11.99
Paperback |
310 pages |
ISBN: 978-0-9800034-3-7
In The Crown Conspiracy Royce Melborn, a skilled thief, and his mercenary partner, Hadrian Blackwater make a profitable living carrying out dangerous assignments for conspiring nobles until they become the unwitting scapegoats in the murder of the king. Sentenced to death, they have only one way out…and so begins this epic tale of treachery and adventure, sword fighting and magic, myth and legend. Whether you are looking for a single novel, or a multi-book saga, The Crow Conspiracy is the place to begin. It is a heroic fantasy adventure written for a general audience. and conceived as a single epic tale. This series is told through six self-contained episodes each complete in their own right. Across the entire chronicle, mysteries build, characters deepen and plots thicken, but none of the books end in a disappointing cliffhanger or require you to read a previous book to fully enjoy the one you are on.
Tales of Tralodren: The Beginning
Chad Corrie
Price: $16.95
Paperback |
134 pages |
ISBN: 978-0-9776043-8-8
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WARRING GODS, PRIMORDIAL ENTITIES, DRAGONS, GIANTS AND MORE--WELCOME TO THE BEGINNING OF THE TRALDROEN™ COSMOS! This is the first graphic novel set in The World of Tralodren™, a fantasy setting made popular by Chad Corrie’s The Divine Gambit Trilogy, which explains the happenings of the cosmos before recorded time. The vast stretch of centuries covered in this tale encompasses the creation of the cosmos, the gods, Tralodren, and everything else in-between. Readers will be hooked from the first page as they’re pulled into a rich storyline and universe that entertains as well as educates about the ancient past and foundations of the Tralodroen™ cosmos. And while this graphic novel ties nicely into the other novels related to The World of Tralodren™, it can still be read and enjoyed by those new to the setting. With stunning art by Lee Oaks and a compelling narrative written by Corrie, this is a must have for anybody who enjoys a good story, mythology, and/or fantasy in general. Welcome to The World of Tralodren™, a place rich in history, faith, and tales of adventure of which this story is but one of many.
Chad Corrie is the author of The Divine Gambit Trilogy, a fantasy/action-adventure novel series set in The World of Tralodren. Tales of Tralodren: The Beginning, is his first graphic novel written for The World of Tralodoren. A resident of Minnesota, he has been writing for over half his life and looks forward to seeing many more of his stories and ideas making their way into print. You can find out more about him, his present and forthcoming works, along with any other item of interest by checking out his website: www.chadcorrie.com
The Adventures of Corwyn
Chad Corrie
Price: $11.99
Paperback |
352 pages |
ISBN: 978-0-9800034-2-0
The Adventures of Corwyn is a collection of five short stories that make up an entertaining anthology following a bard named Corwyn Danther. His tales have him exploring and experiencing the various peoples and places of the World of Tralodren. Corwyn's adventures were written for a general audience from the teen years and older.
Chad Corrie is the author of The Divine Gambit Trilogy, a fantasy/action-adventure novel series set in The World of Tralodren. Tales of Tralodren: The Beginning, is his first graphic novel written for The World of Tralodoren. A resident of Minnesota, he has been writing for over half his life and looks forward to seeing many more of his stories and ideas making their way into print. You can find out more about him, his present and forthcoming works, along with any other item of interest by checking out his website: www.chadcorrie.com
Quit Bugging Me
Karen Laven
Price: $8.99
Paperback |
130 pages |
ISBN: 978-0-9776043-6-4
Think you can't tell a book by its cover?
Think again. Thirteen-year-old Emily hated the bug book with its gigantic millipede under the title. She hated it so much that just looking at it gave her the creeps. It appeared so gross, so life-like it was unnerving. She wanted absolutely nothing to do with it - ever!
So, of course her mischievous older brother, Bud, decided to hide it under her pillow. That's what brothers are for, after all.
Bud knew Em had to write her school spring report about the crawly, creepy, and stinky bugs, which she so vehemently detested. He figured it would be his brotherly duty to have his sister wake up nestled above the book - jam-packed with millions of disgusting bugs-all night.
What Bud didn't realize, however was that those pages upon pages of bugs looked incredibly realistic for a very good - and terrifying -- reason.
Truth is this book had legs.and wings.and teeth.and bulging eyes.and flitting antenna and slime...and the power to attack children from inside -- and out. And thanks to Bud's antics, unlucky Emily discovered it firsthand.
Bugs in a solid book? Whoa - hold your horseflies - but it's true. And it gets worse. If Emily, Bud, and their teen friends don't uncover what the book really is, and how to untangle themselves from the bizarre bug book world, they could end up completely buggy. Or dead.
Karen Laven was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, but spent the first six years of her life in Santa Monica, California. Grateful that her dreams of being a writer didn't plummet down a rocky mountainside, Karen and her family returned to their Minnesota roots in the late sixties, which is where she finished her schooling and married her husband, Doug. She worked as the feature writer for The Drummer Newspaper (in Wright County, MN) for seven years. She has also had her articles, poetry, essays and other fiction and nonfiction works published in a variety of magazines across the country. The Laven's recently moved to Kentucky with their two children (Jacob, 15 & Lucas, 10). Kentuckians have been very warm to these uninitiated northern folk (ya, you betcha!) and although the Laven's miss Minnesota and its people greatly, they do not miss the head-to-toe freezing winters, y'all.
