A new review of my novel Dreams of Fire was posted on Amazon.
I was initially confused by the mention of Darby – hawing one time been introduced as Daniele Menna instead of Davide Mana (I’ll have to tell you that story one day), I tend to be paranoid about names.
But it turns out Darby is the narrator of the audiobook version of my novel – and so I owe them a big thank you, for contributing to make my story truly shine.
Thanks, mate!
My novel Dreams of Fire will finally be available outside the US, and as a result I received a box with my author copies.
So I thought, why not do what all popular writers do online, and post a photo?
So here it is.
I had a brief chat with Paul Semel on his blog, about the ins and outs of my recent novel, Dreams of Fire.
If you’re not yet tired of my chattering, here is the interview.
… comes from Goodreads, is excellent, and brings me high hopes.
Also, it’s always good to learn that your book does not actually suck.
And they are asking for a sequel, that I’d be happy to provide.
My second novel for the Descent: Legends of the Dark franchise, Dreams of Fire, is out today in paperback for the US market, and worldwide in ebook.
The paperback will be available in the rest of the world in October.
The ebook is also available via DriveThruFicion.
I am finally free to share the news that my new novel for the Descent, Legends of the Dark line will be available next summer through Aconythe Books.
It’s called Dreams of Fire, and it’s gonna be hot.
We’ve got dwarves, we got orcs (but not your father’s old orcs), we’ve got necromancy and rock-magic, we’ve got swordsmen-poets and more dragons you can shake a stick at.
And volcanoes.
It’s going to be a blast.
Karavansara 