Tag Archives: Erâth

Virtual FantasyCon and Giveaway

I have some exciting news, everyone! This Sunday, I’ll be taking part in an online Virtual FantasyCon—a week-long Facebook event where you can contact, interact with and ask questions of hundreds of different fantasy authors, all from the comfort of your own home (if you’re not at ComicCon already)! Sunday is the ‘Epic/Sword & Sorcery’ day, and I’ll be running a booth all day long to promote The Redemption of Erâth.

Along with being able to ask me questions and find out more about The Redemption of Erâth, both Consolation (book one) and Exile (book two) will be on sale throughout Sunday for just $0.99, so there’s never been a better time to download a copy and get started on the epic adventure of Darkness! Follow the link below to register/show your interest.

http://www.facebook.com/events/518395788285240/

Additionally, I’m running a Goodreads giveaway of 10 print copies of Exile, starting October 13. Head over to Goodreads at the following link to enter the giveaway, and potentially win your very own hard copy of the second book in my series!

https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/207170-the-redemption-of-er-th-exile

I’m looking forward to talking to you all on Sunday, and please let me know if there’s anything else you’re curious about in the comments below!

The Redemption of Erâth: Book Three, Chapter Eighteen

Chapter Eighteen: The Death of Life

Brandyé spent the following weeks in gloom and despair, hardly registering what he was doing. No word had been heard from Narün whatsoever, and the clouds continued to grow thick and black. The seas rose high, and vessels stopped arriving from other lands in the port of Viura Râ. A storm was coming, some said, but to Brandyé it had already arrived.

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Autumn Commitments

It’s been a long summer, away from my family and friends for five months straight. Whilst I did get to see my wife and son briefly during this period, there are some people I haven’t seen at all, and some I fear I may never see again. This summer has been an exceptional experience for me, both personally and for my career, but it’s time I returned home. In just a few weeks, I’ll be back in my house in New Jersey, far from the bright sun of California and entering the decay of autumn that I love so much—the colors of trees, the darkening of days, and the cooling of the air. I’m glad, in a way, to have missed New Jersey’s typically hot and humid summer, but I’m very much looking forward to being home.

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