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Book Launch Today: Anvil

Anvil — the grand finale to The Iron Between trilogy. It’s the year CE 77. Vespasian names Agricola as governor of Britannia. Upon his arrival, Agricola learns of an Ordovician assault orchestrated by his nemesis, Luchar. A cavalry outpost lies in ruins, and the sons of Rome’s senators have been mercilessly slaughtered. Memories of a similar tragedy flood Agricola’s thoughts,Continue reading “Book Launch Today: Anvil”

Anvil—Publication Day

Publication day for Anvil, the final volume in The Iron Between trilogy. For the first five days, available for £1.99. That’s a saving of £3. 🇬🇧 http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DB5WK271 🇺🇸 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DB5WK271

A Prelude to War: Part One

The second edition of A Prelude to War: Part One is available in paperback and Kindle. Enjoy this epic tale of war and peace, love and loss, set when the gap between living and dying was less than a handspan. The world is brutal across the known territories, but nowhere more so than in Ériu—theContinue reading “A Prelude to War: Part One”

A Little on How I do it

With 35 years as a professional editor, plus 26 novels published at time of print, Phil has jotted down a few words on the processes he follows when writing a book. A Technical Approach to Novel Writing has a foreword from acclaimed historical fantasy novelist John De Búrca. “Why? Why apply a technical approach to creativeContinue reading “A Little on How I do it”

Great deal

Embark on an epic journey with The Iron Between trilogy and get all three books for just £5.97, saving you a whopping £9!  Join this tale as Boudica rises against the oppressive grip of Rome, setting off a chain of events that will forever change Northern Europe.  Follow the courageous Clíodhna as she challenges theContinue reading “Great deal”

Krondor: The Betrayal

I used to love Feist’s fantasy novels. When I read Magician in the early eighties, I found it thoroughly enjoyable. It remains one of my favourite fantasy novels, along with the rest of the Riftwar Saga books and the Empire Saga, co-authored by Janny Wurts. I was expecting something similar from Krondor: The Betrayal. However,Continue reading “Krondor: The Betrayal”