I’m thisclose to finishing the first draft. It’ll turn out to be about the same size as book 1 (roughly 160,000 words). Just two more chapters to go.
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Only nine days until The Solace of Hope, book three of The Eternal Ephemera, releases!
Hey everyone, Like the subject lines says, just nine days until The Solace of Hope, book three of The Eternal Ephemera, releases. Get your pre-order here! The book releases on Dec. 11th, and here is the blurb: Cam Folde’s tribulations in the Realm of Hearth are not the end of his struggles. They are only the beginning….
December writing update
It’s a slow time with the holidays and all. Plus, I’ve got the first few drafts of Memories of Prophecies hammered out, so I get to relax for a bit. Memories is the sequel to A Testament of Steel, and it’s off to the editor right now. Fingers crossed it passes muster. So a little about what I’ve been up…
Responses to “A Warrior’s Knowledge”
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Davis,
Way to go! I’m sure it will be a raving success. Can’t wait to read it when it comes out.
Kevin Falhoury
I loved the first book and am having a hard time waiting.
The first book is one of my favorite, have read it twice and will read it a third time before reading the second book.
I loved the character development.
Hi Warren,
First of all, I’m sorry I didn’t respond sooner to your post. Thanksgiving got in the way (and lack of reliable internet access). Second, thank you so much for the kind words! For me, it always puts a smile on my face and bounce in my keyboard when I learn how much people enjoy what I’ve written. And of course, I sure hope volume 2 is worth the wait. I’m doing my best to make it so. In the meantime, there is Stories from Arisa, a short story collection you might like. It contains the prologue and chapter 1 of A Warrior’s Knowledge. Many of the characters from A Warrior’s Path make an appearance as well.
Finally, if you don’t mind, I would greatly appreciate it if you could leave a review on Amazon (or wherever you purchased the novel) and Goodreads. Getting the word out that my books even exist is the hardest part of what I do and reviews are so important for that.