Hi there! Some of you may recall my coming here once or twice to ask for your feedback for possible titles . Well, I'm thrilled to tell you that PENDRAGON'S HEIR is landing next month--March 26th!

PENDRAGON'S HEIR
{my upcoming epic Arthurian fantasy novel}
is releasing on March 26, 2015!

Blanche Pendragon enjoys her undemanding life as the ward of an eccentric nobleman in 1900 England. It's been years since she wondered what happened to her long lost parents, but then a gift on the night of her eighteenth birthday reveals a heritage more dangerous and awe-inspiring than she ever dreamed of—or wanted. Soon Blanche is flung into a world of wayfaring immortals, daring knights, and deadly combats, with a murderous witch-queen on her trail and the future of a kingdom at stake. As the legendary King Arthur Pendragon and his warriors face enemies without and treachery within, Blanche discovers a secret that could destroy the whole realm of Logres. Even if the kingdom could be saved, is she the one to do it? Or is someone else the Pendragon's Heir?

Today I'm holding a bit of a party on my blog to celebrate the cover reveal, together with a whole bunch of goodies:

- A giveaway for one advance copy of PENDRAGON'S HEIR in the e-format of your choice!
- A sneak preview of one of the awesome illustrations
- A behind-the-scenes guide to the whole cover design process, or, How an Author With No Training in Graphic Design Came Up With Killer Cover Art for Her Novel.

Click here to join the party! http://www.vintagenovels.com/2015/02/pendragons-heir-cover-reveal-and-making.html

That's great that your novel will be out soon!

How exciting!

Awesome.

Hello again, folks! I just wanted to drop by and tell you...

Pendragon's Heir is finally here!

Pop over to my blog for more information on where to get yourself a copy

http://www.vintagenovels.com/2015/03/pe ... lease.html

What reviewers are saying

"I am terribly hard to please when it comes to the Pendragon and his knights, my childhood heroes. ...I certainly didn't expect to be swept back to my youthful dreams, to re-dream them in the joyous light of an imagination drenched in the colours of the middle ages."--Goodreads reviewer Christina

"The hardest part of reviewing a book that you love is finding words eloquent enough to express how much you enjoyed it."--My Lady Bibliophile

"The book is essentially a retelling of the story of Camelot, and therefore an exploration of the elusive, tragically costly, yet beautiful vision of building a city of light upon earth" --blogger Anna Ilona Mussman

Enjoy .

The reviews intrigue me. I must check it out on smashwords when I can.