Pauline M. Ross of Fantasy Review Barn (and who had also reviewed Twixt Heaven and Hell last year) has posted a review of all four Wandering Tale novellas.
I especially like the part where she refers to the recently released The Crown Unconquered as "absolutely perfect." I don't know. Something about the way she phrased it... just rolls off the tongue. ;)
Pauline also mentions the lack of a map, and to both her and you I promise that a map will be coming soon. It will be included in the first Wandering Tale collection along with a few other extras - but the map, at least, will also be posted to this blog in a larger format than it can appear in an eBook.
I picked up the first on her review and really enjoyed it. I'm off to pick up the other three and burn through those as well. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat! I hope you find the rest at least as enjoyable as she did. And if you should feel moved to leave a review or tell a friend or two, well... I wouldn't mind at all! ;)
DeleteBelieve me when I say I would love to, but as an author (though I use the word loosely) myself, Amazon no longer allows us to review each other. I'll definitely recommend them around though.
DeleteI assume Twixt Heaven and Hell is set in the same world? What is the chronology of the novel and all the shorts?
Ah, indeed. My Amazon account which I actually make purchases on is different than my publishing account, yet still I notice my reviews have disappeared in a couple cases.
DeleteAs for Twixt - No, it is not in the same world. Twixt Heaven and Hell is a different beast, both in tone and setting (despite my use of the word "Nebeth" in both). I hope you decide to read it as well, but don't expect more of the Wandering Tale. :)