After entering the publishing world less than a year ago with her first book in The Return to Camelot trilogy, Donna Hosie is now unstoppable. Her second book, The Fire of Merlin, cannot wait to get in the hands of readers. It is now showing off its cover as it positions itself for launch on November 30, 2012.
Take a look at the captivating cover.
And,
to immerse yourself in The Return of Camelot trilogy, you can obtain a copy of Searching for Arthur, the first in the series (see below). Don’t
worry about buying because it free for 4 days, starting today, on Amazon. Click Here.
Here’s the blurb - an intriguing read.
Seventeen-year-old
Natasha Roth and her older brother, Arthur, are reunited once more with the
Knights of the Round Table. Unfortunately their joy is not shared by Arthur’s
girlfriend, “Slurpy” Samantha, whose hatred of Natasha has not been lessened by
time or distance since the Roth family relocated to London.
But
Natasha’s happiness is short-lived.
The
knights come with ill news from Logres: a magical darkness has fallen over the
land. The Lady of the Lake, Nimue, is battling against her former lover,
Merlin, whom she imprisoned before the enchanted sleep. He has been freed and
Natasha soon discovers that her own actions the previous year unlocked more
than just a gateway between the past and the present. When “Slurpy” disappears,
a frantic Arthur decides they must leave the 21st century once
more and return to Camelot.
With her
beloved Sir Bedivere at her side, Natasha follows the sound of the bells and
leads Arthur and the knights back into Logres. But there are more than bells
ringing in her head. Natasha starts to suffer from terrifying visions in which
she sees the destruction of Logres.
As the
darkness continues to infect the living, the people start turning on each
other, accusing outsiders of witchcraft. Terrified that Natasha will be hurt,
Sir Bedivere takes her, the dwarf Byron and Byron’s sister, Guinevere, into the
safety of his father’s castle. Yet nowhere in Logres is free from fear and
suspicion, and Sir Bedivere unwittingly leads Natasha into a terrifying chain
of events in which time itself is manipulated.
Natasha
must uncover the truth about the danger to Logres and those she loves. Who is
the real threat to Arthur? Can myth and legend become fact? What is the secret
that “Slurpy” is now hiding?
And for
the love of all things holy, when will Logres invent saddles?
It is a great cover, sounds like a fun tale too.
ReplyDeletePowerful, ah?
DeleteThis sounds amazing, Peaches. I love anything to do with Arthurian legend. Can't wait to get my free copy.
ReplyDeleteGet it while it's there. Donna must be very pleased.
DeleteLoved "Slurpy" Samantha! That gave me a great chuckle this morning.
ReplyDeleteYes, funny.
DeleteCongratulations to Donna Hosie. The covers look intriguing and story seems interesting!
ReplyDeleteThank you SO MUCH, Peaches. And thanks to your readers for their kind words.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Donna.
DeleteThose are great covers.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Thanks, Janie.
DeleteI saw this cover on another blog this week, and am still blown away by its amazingness here! It has such great composition....
ReplyDeleteI'll repeat. Intriguing.
DeleteOoo, I've always loved the Arthur legends. I'll have to look into this.
ReplyDeleteDonna will be please.
DeleteLove that cover! It sounds like a great book!
ReplyDeleteI'll read the first volume first.
DeleteGreat cover, and the story sounds interesting. Off to get myself a copy. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for supporting Donna.
DeleteHi Peaches! Oh you changed the blog template, I like it!:) btw, nice I'd love to read it too! happy weekend! xo
ReplyDeleteI get bored seeing the same look all the time.
DeleteVery cool cover! I am about to finish the book I am currently reading. A perfect time to pick up this book.
ReplyDeletePerfect timing, Julie.
DeleteI love everything here honey,amazing!;)
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Thanks, Borjana.
DeleteHer cover is really cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alex.
DeleteI love a twist on Arthur and Camelot.
ReplyDeleteGreat new look, Peaches!
Oooooo, that is a captivating cover! I'll have to show this to my daughters they love the legend of King Arthur.
ReplyDeleteI hope your daughters will love the cover and the book.
DeleteI just love that cover! One of the best I have seen for that genre! Best of luck to Donna!
ReplyDeleteGreat compliment, Pat.
DeleteCool cover! Great post! Hugs from Cali! xx The Golden Girls
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. Thanks for the comment.
ReplyDeleteI like both covers. Writers amaze me with their creativity in using classics to make something new and different.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I'm loving your masthead
DeleteThanks Joy. Hard work.
DeleteI agree with you about writers and creativity.
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