Earthbow Volume 1 is out!
Dave just emailed me that Earthbow Volume 1 is now available on Amazon. Earthbow is the sequel to Seabird but you don't have to read Seabird first to enjoy it. It is being published in two volumes because it is so long. I'm currently doing final revisions on Earthbow Volume 2 so hopefully there won't be too much of a wait before it's on Amazon as well. Seabird & Earthbow are both from Gryphonwood Press.
Seabird is high fantasy. Earthbow is more sword and sorcery, which is what happens when two of the principle protagonists are respectively a fighter and a wizard, and the third protagonist has a magic bow.
The summary on the back cover reads:
Cenoc, the self-styled Lord of Latimus, is on an inspection tour of his country's military keeps when he is told about hidden treasures that could make him even more powerful. So begins the warleader's descent into darkness.
Few dare oppose Cenoc's will, even as they witness his growing madness. However, a remnant stand in his way:
a newly knighted young man who is soon torn between his mission and an overwhelming desire for revenge;
an enchanter-initiate who finds himself facing terrors even greater than the danger of opposing Cenoc;
a teen Outworlder from Earth who has been gifted with the Earthbow and told he will learn its purpose--just before his mentor abandons him.
I'll add more shortly. Right now, I need to praise God and go do the happy dance.
Seabird is high fantasy. Earthbow is more sword and sorcery, which is what happens when two of the principle protagonists are respectively a fighter and a wizard, and the third protagonist has a magic bow.
The summary on the back cover reads:
Cenoc, the self-styled Lord of Latimus, is on an inspection tour of his country's military keeps when he is told about hidden treasures that could make him even more powerful. So begins the warleader's descent into darkness.
Few dare oppose Cenoc's will, even as they witness his growing madness. However, a remnant stand in his way:
a newly knighted young man who is soon torn between his mission and an overwhelming desire for revenge;
an enchanter-initiate who finds himself facing terrors even greater than the danger of opposing Cenoc;
a teen Outworlder from Earth who has been gifted with the Earthbow and told he will learn its purpose--just before his mentor abandons him.
I'll add more shortly. Right now, I need to praise God and go do the happy dance.