Benjamin Clayborne
Auror
I finally got around to buying a copy of Telcontar's TWIXT HEAVEN AND HELL, and (once I get a chance to read it) I'll write up a review!
For a start I've picked up on my Kindle:
Lorelei and the Lost and Found Monster
Le Morte d'Arthur
The Demons of Lashte
Will read and provide reviews on Amazon and will also provide reviews/exposure on my blog: Up Around the Corner.
I have also signed on as a follower of Rant, Ramble and Rave and posted a comment on When All of a Sudden and bbobblog (didn't see a spot to click and 'follow' the blogs)
For those who might like Epic/Action Adventure Fantasy, my novels in the First Civilization's Legacy Series below are availble via ebook and print (and Audiobook for Flank Hawk now and Blood Sword probably this fall as it's in production).
All the places my novels are available can be found at this link: Where Flank Hawk and Blood Sword are Available
Hey, Terry, I forgot to say I would also be doing a review of your novels at some point. Certainly Flank Hawk (since I read that a while ago) but probably even Blood Sword when I finish it (currently reading).
This for every one else, I will be posting reviews on my blog (first) and others (second. eg, amazon, smashwords, etc.) simply because while it would be fine posting them on Scribes, it sort of avoids the point of helping each other promote outside Scribes. That being said, I hope to post them where ever I can because any and all visibility is good for sales.
Findability across the internet is the key phrase.
Terry,
I love your covers. Who did the art? They're fantastic!
I also love the plane in the background. After I finish Robert's book and review, I'll try to get to one of yours.
Terry,
I love your covers. Who did the art? They're fantastic!
I also love the plane in the background. After I finish Robert's book and review, I'll try to get to one of yours.
Thanks, Terry. Glad you enjoyed it.
Robert - I read the sample of Critical Failures on Smashwords and intend to pick it up soon. I like what I saw so far. Are you by any chance a fan of Erfworld or Order of the Stick? There are shades of both of those in your book (not in a bad way).
Also, if anyone wants to do me a pretty big favor, try reading The Giant of the Tidesmouth, one of my novellas. It's shorter but (I think) a lot of fun, with lots of fighting and humor. It's part of the Wandering Tale series, and still doesn't have a review on Amazon.
Here's hoping you enjoy! When is the ETA for Queen of Mages?
The Demons of Lashte
well... i just bought "chalice and knives" and "the demons of lashte".
i enjoyed chalice and knives quite a bit. i'll be giving it a five star review when i get home to a computer. i feel like i got a five star read for my dollar.
but i do have a couple of minor criticisms. i felt like you overexplained a few motivations for character actions, when you might have been better off trusting the reader a little bit more to figure out things for himself.
also i felt like the amount of money at stake was inconsistent. at one point she was talking about being able to retire with servants, but by the end she came away without enough to even cover her expenses.
minor things. but a nice little rogue adventure.
Posted a review after reading The Demons of Lashte.