Released: Arthur's Kingdom (The Camelot Inheritance ~ Book 4) & Giveaway on Goodreads

And finally, the fourth and last book in the series has been released! I know that it has been a long time coming, and for those of you who have been waiting, my apologies. However I am hoping that taking this amount of time making sure that it's as perfect as it can be will have been worth it.

My very grateful thanks must go to my editor, Sally Vince. Without her eagle-eyed inspection and her suggestions, 'Arthur's Kingdom' would be a much poorer piece of work. I am absolutely thrilled with the cover too, Katie in Australia has worked wonders.

And a very special thank you to Luke, who (rather a long time ago) entered and won a competition to name Dragon; however to find out what Nick's small, fire-breathing friend is called (courtesy of Luke), you'll have to read the book 😉!

And  . . . if you would like to win a signed copy of the book and you live in the US or Canada - then enter the Giveaway on Goodreads. It's open until the 28th December 2020. (The link is on the sidebar.)

So now the final word will be up to all of you. I'm really hoping that you like it. If you do, I'd very much appreciate a rating or a review, it helps other people to find it and all writers need help  . . . unless they're J.K. Rowling or David Walliams!

To get a taste of the story, you can use the 'Look inside' feature on Amazon. These are the relevant links for the UK, USA and Canada:

UK

USA 

Canada

As usual, illustrations start every chapter. I was very particular about these as well, so they took a while. Every morning I would retreat to our cabin at the end of the garden, pick up my pencils and pens and immerse myself. 

And a sample of what you'll find in the book:

 

This illustration is based on a real statue in the British Museum, London, UK. It is ancient and many, many centuries since it was first created.

The next post won't be so long is the writing (I promise).