You can see more about the book here: and I would also be happy to send you a copy if you’re interested in reviewing the book. A review at your earliest convenience would be appreciated. This is the first book in the “Sapphire Chronicles” series with the next installment due out in 2014. I’m including the book blurb and author bio below I’d be delighted to appear on your blog if you’re interested. I am currently promoting my fantasy novel Quest for the Red Sapphire, published in ebook and paperback in December by Solstice Horizons Publishing, an imprint of Solstice Publishing. Any thoughts or comments are my own personal opinion and I am in no way being monetarily compensated for this, or any other article.I am writing to see if you have any openings for a guest spot or review on your blog. This will in no way influence any comments I may express about the book, in any blog article I may post. You can then leave a link to your own book beginnings post, or just browse for some great reads, there are always plenty of new authors and titles to be discovered.ĭon’t forget that Gilion and all the other contributors to this meme love to hear from you, so why not leave a comment or two at the same time.Īs this was an author invitation to read and review, a PDF copy and Kindle download of ‘Dream Caster’, was sent to me free of charge, by its author Najeev Raj Nadarajah. If so, would you like to share them with us, (without revealing too many spoilers of course) ?Ĭlick here and visit Gilion Rose City Reader
Would the first few lines of your book make you want to read on? WHAT IS ‘BOOK BEGINNINGS’ AND HOW CAN YOU JOIN IN THE FUN If you would like to find out more about both book and author, then go here … ‘Dream Caster’ is the first book in the ‘Dream Cycle’ series and is described as … A post-apocalyptic fantasy filled with suspense, darkness, and wonder. This one is going to be great for all you ‘fantasy’ fans, although for me, this is going to be another of those books which takes me some way out of my comfort zone and hoping for a strong storyline to hook me back in. He was grateful that he was alive, he was well, and despite years of hardships he had reached his sixteenth year at the settlement. Weaver often times wondered if Ruben had kept him alive for his own selfish needs – but that mattered not. As much as he hated that man, Weaver knew that without Ruben, he would not have made it out of his childhood alive. The sooner he finished working on Ruben’s waste duties, the sooner he knew he could get a moments rest. “ Yes Sir,” Weaver choked out as he bit the insides of his cheeks to hold back the mounting pain. I’ve got better things to do than wait on you all day.” “Smarten up you worthless scum and finish loading the cart. Weaver focused his weary eyes upon the waste that lay before him and began shoveling at once. A sharp rap across his back snapped him back to his senses.
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