by Raven J. Demers and Robin Wood
It’s puppet time again! Seal Breaker: Puppet Edition is now live on YouTube!
If you’ve not already finished The Grasp of Time, catch up with the series now before you get any spoilers from the second book!
The third book’s in its first revision now, so there’s time to read both before its launch.
Seal Breaker’s first book trailer with dragon roar. This is the serious ad. The puppets come later.
2019 getting you down? Return to 2007 with Eila and discover the world of the Forgotten—people of myths and fairy tales who survive despite a magical drought.
The sequel to The Grasp of Time includes 10 new coloring pages, more suspense, sensuality, danger, and uncertainty for Eila’s fate.
Available on Amazon in print and for Kindle. Also available for Nook at Barnes & Noble.
Seal Breaker launches May 18th and you can get in the groove with this “soundtrack” that highlights important moments throughout the book.
Robin and Raven do not own any of these songs or their corresponding videos and encourage you to seek out and purchase the albums of the artists here you enjoy, just as you have supported their work.
Once the proofs are received, I’ll be ready to announce a launch date, which should be in mid-May! Thanks to changes to the way Amazon handles publishing, I should be able to offer pre-orders the day of the announcement.
This sequel to The Grasp of Time will include 10 coloring pages in the print form, and a total of 12 downloadable illustrations for all readers. We were blessed to work with three talented illustrators: @myrielathena provided the cover art, and SpaceAcne and Tru Scruggs did the line art for the coloring pages.
It’s finally here! The Grasp of Time: Puppet Edition is now available for your eyeballs to consume.
Seal Breaker, the sequel to TGOT, is on its way. There have been a few delays, but we’re still pushing forward, and aiming to launch before the end of May.
Seal Breaker, the sequel to The Grasp of Time, is now in the hands of editor Ellen Klowden. If all goes according to schedule, we’re aiming for a January publication.
Funds are tight, however, and we are seeking a new illustrator (or more than one) for the coloring pages; Ms. Fuller is currently attending university and is unable to accept commissions for the foreseeable future. We’re looking forward to her availability for future books when her schedule permits.
“Open the book to page ninety-nine and read, and the quality
of the whole will be revealed to you.”
–Ford Madox Ford
Whether you choose the Page 69 test, or the Page 99 test suggested by Ford above, you’re in luck! Not only is Chapter Zero available free, but here you’ll also be able to read Page 69 and Page 99 of The Grasp of Time.
If you like it, you can find it available for print, Kindle, and Nook.
Not sure if The Grasp of Time is the right book? You’re invited to read the first chapter.
