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Eye of the Void now Available!

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Eye of Eye of the Void by Mary Fonviellethe Void
Children of Fire, Part III

“To kill a dragon is one of the greatest crimes of existence, and the Delerin have killed many. Nature, in order to right itself, has issued a punishment, but who will pay the true price for elvish atrocities?”

Buy the ebook on Amazon.

Buy the ebook on Smashwords.

Print copies: Coming soon. If  you’d like a signed copy, go to “Books” and click on the Eye of the Void cover.

This is part three of my “Children of Fire” series. You can get the first book on Amazon or Smashwords, or you can order a signed print copy from me directly via the Books page.

A special thank-you to my Beta Readers, who kept my confidence up and gave me excellent feedback during the editing process. If you’re interested in becoming  a Beta Reader for me, follow me on Facebook and let me know!

Finally, if you do decide to make a purchase – please consider leaving me a review! Reviews help others to find my work and do wonders for me as an author. Thank you in advance and thanks to everyone who has already left me a review!

 

Cover Reveal: Eye of the Void

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Cover creation has been one of those parts of indie authorship that has become a huge learning process for me. I knew from the start that I wanted to make my own, so that this project of mine would be exactly that – mine. I have a love-hate relationship with my first couple of covers, and will probably go back and update them sometime soon.

This is by far my favorite so far. I hope it prints well.

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Review: Children of Fire ~ Mary Fonvielle

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Book three has been sent off to the beta readers! Check out a review for book 1 from Cate’s Book Nut Hut. I’ll admit I was pretty nervous waiting for this review! 🙂

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Children of fire“An entire race no one has seen in hundreds of years.”

Born to a people reduced to legend and superstition, Ankenar was ready to live out his life as the overlooked middle child, but when his family and race are threatened he must reach out to a world that has forgotten him.

4 Thumbs-UpWarning: read this book at your own peril.  This short will draw you in hook, line and sinker and leave you frustrated at the end with the words “To be continued”

At only 90 pages long, this short sets the groundwork for some extremely believable characters that will have you fully connecting to them by the time those dreaded words above appear on the page.  This was the perfect start to a series; not too long that the reader would wonder whether they would be able to carry on the journey with the characters, but also not too…

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