Hi Guys! I’m back again for another Story Tellers on Tour ppost today with Tristan’s Folly which is the sequel to Kings and Daemons (my review for this book can be found here)
The Blurb
Tristan’s Folly. An ageing fortress built over fifty years ago to repel the invading hordes of the Witch-King, Daleth, an invasion that never materialised – until now.
Now the stronghold is a crumbling reflection of its former might, with a mere fifteen hundred men all that stands between Daleth’s savage horde of a hundred thousand, and certain doom
for the Freestates.
In this epic tale of a battle against the odds, the best and worst of humankind collide … sacrifice, bravery and love, set against betrayal, greed and hatred.
As Kings and Daemons face one another, there is but one shining light that pushes back the encroaching darkness, but even her flame is slated to be extinguished thanks to Tristan’s Folly.
What can I say about this other than I loved it?
There is so much plot progression, character development and I thought that the action scenes were excellent!
There are some characters in here who I’ve come to hate (I’m looking at you Tristan) and others who I still love!
As I said, there was a lot of plot progression in this book and there were a few plots twists that I didn’t see coming and I was kept on my toes all the through. There were even a few tears shed!
I can’t wait for the next book!
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Book Links
• Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/55627974
• Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KYCLDLT
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Author Information
Writing hasn’t always been a serious hobby for me … but it has always been there, lurking in the shadows, serving me well when called upon.
As I look back over the years, I realise I was guilty of writing many short stories, as well asvpoetry, and I’d like to think, that even if they were never intended to be published, they were
nonetheless warmly received by the intended recipients.
Then in 2019, I was inspired to write not just a short story, or poetry, but a book. Then, suddenly, one book turned into a trilogy and a labour of love, and it was a love I wanted to share with the world.
So, here we are. The pandemic that put my career in sport on hold also gave me the opportunity to lavish time on my alternative hobby, or if demand dictates my new career.
However, only you, the reader, will decide whether this trilogy, which is still a work in progress, will be the first of many. I genuinely hope so.
Who knows, now these creatives juices are flowing, I might just keep on writing anyway.
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