Hi, Brian.
My novel Blade and Blood has been released by Solstice Publishing. When I was young, I read
The Little White Horse by Elizabeth
Goudge and that book got me hooked on people and happenings in imaginary
landscapes. I always wanted to write fantasy and now, I have.
What I didn’t
realise was how hard it is to conjure up a different but believable world with
its own customs, dress, diet, animals, and names. Especially names! Some of the
names had three or four versions before they sounded right. I cringe about
inventing more names as I’m currently writing two more books in the Rulers and Magians series.
Lyta in Blade and Blood is a not a traditional
princess. She wears boy’s clothing, uses a blade and shoots with a bow. When
her friend and mentor is murdered, Lyta discovers a plot which threatens her
existence and the safety of her kingdom. She relies on her special skills and
keen wits to survive. Three summers later, Lyta reluctantly becomes an adult
and the ruler of Aldea. Now she must take the next step in her life and choose
a suitable husband.
Like many fantasy
novels, the book is a rather bulky paperback. Unless you want to use it for arm
muscle development, you might prefer the ebook which is
available on Amazon. It is written by Molly Fraser, one of my alter egos: Molly
after my mother and Fraser my second name. For more information on my
previously published children’s books and to read my blog, go to my website: www.barbarawinterandwood.com
Best,
Barbara Wood
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