Lancelot and the Wolf promotion day.

Those who follow me on FB will already know if they've looked, but yesterday I finished book four in the Knights of Camelot series. Yeah me!

One good thing about knowing the characters so well , it certainly comes fast when it happens. It's just hitting those right notes and all of a sudden you have a symphony in your head.  Poor Lancelot, I've torn him a part so many times but I firmly believe he's a better man for the experience....

...or am I beginning to sound like his therapist?

Regardless, I'm finishing the edit on the third book and aiming for an early spring release. Exciting times.

I am also trying to continue raising interest in the first of my series, Lancelot and Wolf. To that end I joined in the scheme piloted by some of the authors here and arranged by Steve Norris (thank you Steve). So, tomorrow we are hoping to promote my book Lancelot and the Wolf UK kindle and here it is for the US - Lancelot and the Wolf US kindle

Here's a quick summary - “King Arthur has dominated my life for decades and now I am banished from his side. I am not certain either of us can survive this torment...”

Lancelot, the greatest Knight of Camelot is almost flogged to death, exiled, and stripped of the King’s grace. He travels from England to Europe to begin a lonely, desperate life when he meets someone who will alter his perspective forever. Suddenly, he is trapped into a fate which forces his return to England. He must fight to regain his honour and his King’s life. From a world beyond ours but bound to us throughout time, the Fey hunt Arthur. They want him dead and only Lancelot can save him. Together they travel from Camelot, to Avalon and into Albion on a quest to save Arthur’s soul. They must also retrieve Merlin and redeem a love which both men find hard to bear.

Lancelot and the Wolf is an adventure story of the old school, all sword and sorcery. It is also the tale of two men who have loved each other beyond all reason. This book will open your eyes to the real meaning of knightly chivalry, sacrifice and love.

*****

It's an interesting take on an old legend so I hope I've piqued your interest enough to join in tomorrow and buy the book. It is ridiculously cheap in all formats, not just kindle. It is a great adventure story with many adult themes. It's fast paced, full of medieval violence and some interesting twists on original characters.

Well, if you are still reading, thanks. Any questions, I'll be tied to the computer all day tomorrow, so ask away. Amanda Chambers will also be posting information on her blog site.