It's publication day for the Crown of Three Epic Collection, a box set of the complete fantasy trilogy for younger readers that I've been working on for the past couple of years. Publishers Simon and Schuster call it "a Game of Thrones for a younger audience" and I'm cool with that. The series kicks off with Crown of … Continue reading Crown of Three – Epic Collection
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The Lost Realm – Review Roundup
The reviews are stacking up on Goodreads for The Lost Realm, the sequel to Crown of Three – my fantasy novel for middle grade readers. In fact, the book has a 4.4 out of 5 stars rating on the popular bibliophile's website. Here's what a couple of readers have to say: Somewhat darker than the first, but an excellent … Continue reading The Lost Realm – Review Roundup
Crown of Three – Dutch Angle
The Dutch edition of Crown of Three just dropped through my door. The cover art is the same as the splendidly packaged US hardback; the difference is that this translation comes as a rather smart trade paperback. If only I spoke the language, I'd be able to read the damn thing. Still, I have a pretty good idea … Continue reading Crown of Three – Dutch Angle
The Lost Realm – Crown of Three
Yikes! Not only can you now buy Crown of Three – my fantasy novel for middle grade readers – in paperback, but you can also preorder the sequel! Yes, the hardback edition of The Lost Realm will be published by Simon & Schuster on May 31, 2016. Interested? Here’s the blurb: The kingdom of Toronia … Continue reading The Lost Realm – Crown of Three
Crown of Three – Czech Edition
I always enjoy seeing how cover art differs around the world. Here's the beautiful artwork for the Czech edition of my new novel for young readers, Crown of Three. Click here to compare it to the US edition. Buy Crown of Three from Amazon Preorder The Lost Realm from Amazon
Crown of Three
In the mood for some epic fantasy? Here's one I've been working on, under the pseudonym J.D. Rinehart. It's a sweeping saga of magic and monsters, wizards and war, set in the far-off kingdom of Toronia. Publishers Simon and Schuster call it "a Game of Thrones for a younger audience" and I'm cool with that. There are … Continue reading Crown of Three