Post by Col-Mas Anor on Sept 18, 2007 15:56:05 GMT -5
First of all, I have to apologize. This is sort of a commercial. A good friend of mine, Matt Cook, has just had his first book published. I have known Matt for over 15 years. In that time he has served on and off as Game Master for our group of RPG friends. His games are known for their characters and story lines, not just the hack-n-slash of a typical D&D game. He is also an artist, photographer, and all around very creative person. If you like urban fantasy novels, I hope you will check this book out. This is actually the first of three books in the series. The book is available from Amazon.com.
about the book
Her sister was murdered, and Kirin hungers for revenge. Using the power of her "blood magic," the young necromancer creates grotesque and inhumanly strong creatures by calling men's souls back into their dead bodies. These "sweetlings," as she calls them, are utterly devoted to her, and Kirin cherishes them as if they were her own children. But while fighting a bloody war against a relentless enemy, she meets Lia Cho, a beautiful and gentle woman who can call the power of storms... and soon, Kirin learns that there is more to life than pain and vengeance.
Click Here to download the first four chapters from the publisher's web site.
about the author
juno-books.com/bloodmagic.html
Matt also has a blog:
bloodmagicbooks.blogspot.com/
about the book
Her sister was murdered, and Kirin hungers for revenge. Using the power of her "blood magic," the young necromancer creates grotesque and inhumanly strong creatures by calling men's souls back into their dead bodies. These "sweetlings," as she calls them, are utterly devoted to her, and Kirin cherishes them as if they were her own children. But while fighting a bloody war against a relentless enemy, she meets Lia Cho, a beautiful and gentle woman who can call the power of storms... and soon, Kirin learns that there is more to life than pain and vengeance.
Click Here to download the first four chapters from the publisher's web site.
about the author
juno-books.com/bloodmagic.html
Matt also has a blog:
bloodmagicbooks.blogspot.com/
