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8/24/2023

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What evil intended to harm you... ... can become something far more terrible.


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Rise of Dresca
The Draemeir Chronicle Book 1
by Tim McKay
Genre: YA Dark Fantasy Horror

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From the pits of an ancient darkness, a new power is rising.


Ceremai has fallen.
After a decade of struggle for independence, a fledgling nation collapses under the unrelenting force of invasion.
Join an unlikely band of allies on a journey beset by shadow and intrigue, pulled by the strings of fate to the source of a new evil.
A lord’s daughter turns assassin. An orphan girl discovers her power. A captain plots in vain.
And the last soldier of Ceremai finds his destiny.
Witness the dawn of a new age, and learn if what evil intended for harm…
… can become something far more terrible.

Rise of Dresca is the first book of the Draemeir Chronicle.

Enter a world where evil parasitizes the meek and arrogant alike. Where limitless power and knowledge can be yours for a price, not of your soul, but of your mind, your will, and your resolve to be free.

In the land of Naevoroth, a new power is rising.


And it’s yours for the taking.


Action-packed and filled with a healthy dose of magic, mayhem, and fantastical lore, Rise of Dresca is a phenomenal start to what promises to be a riveting epic fantasy series.
– Pikasho Deka from Readers’ Favorite

IF you are looking for a relentless, action, rage-filled dark fantasy book, then look no further than “Rise of Dresca”. WOW! This is bestselling material right here!
– Julio Carlos at Scribble’s Worth Book Reviews

Rise of Dresca by Tim McKay is a spellbinding journey into the heart of a mesmerizing monster-filled fantasy realm. Seamlessly blending captivating storytelling with vivid world-building, this teen and YA monster fantasy will have readers utterly entranced from the very first page.
– Demetria Head for A Look Inside Book Reviews



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​Excerpt 1 – Prologue

Elaryn pressed her back against the sharp cliff rocks, panting as she sucked in the stale, toxic air. Her team, huddled together around the corner, felt the fumes scraping their lungs as much as she did. They wouldn’t have thought much of her forced, frantic breathing. They didn’t know.
They had to die.
She’d been planning these murders for months, but her resolve was untested. She knew there’d be no going back, and once it started, she’d have to be quick.
A crashing force shook the cliffside. Elaryn heard a few stifled screams as she fell onto her hands and knees. Her ears were ringing and her vision blurred, but she turned to take in the chaos. Four members of the team were bloodied masses scattered around the small crater where her pack had been. Good. There needed to be blood. Her heart raced, but the cold edge to her inner voice was unnerving.
Vorsha, the Selvan envoy leading the mission, began to stir and whimper a few paces away. Elaryn charged, covering the distance in seconds and driving her knee into the woman’s face. Vorsha’s head snapped back and cracked loudly against a rock. Shrapnel wounds peppered her abdomen and stained her scarlet dress a deeper crimson. She wouldn’t be trouble. Five down.
One last kill. Elaryn knew this one would be the hardest. She stepped over the corpse by her feet, boots dripping blood that pooled in charcoal sand. She left the woman’s eyes open, her face already pale with death. Evil like this didn’t deserve peace.
But Paltess was different. The boy was seventeen, just five years her junior. And she couldn’t be sure he was compromised. Unlike the others.
Paltess stood a dozen paces away, trapped between narrow obsidian cliffs. He stumbled backward and turned as Elaryn drew a crescent knife from her belt. He ran, then seemed to remember his pistol between strides. He faltered while grabbing it from his holster and turned halfway around before a spinning blade slashed his throat.
The boy toppled and the pistol went off with a hissing snap. The lead ball hit the rocks and small shards of black glass shattered down the cliffside with crystal pings.
Elaryn stepped closer. She cleared her mind and tried not to look away as the boy twitched in the sand. She was learning that people can bleed out far longer than she imagined. The stories always made death sound quick.
Now for the hard part. Elaryn scanned the rocks for a way up before spotting a narrow gap between the obsidian spikes. The rocks looked sharp, and for a moment she rubbed her palms together. Her black leather gloves were made for style and were ready to tear in a few spots. She’d have to risk it.
A loud shriek from behind settled the matter. She scooped up her knife and scrambled to the cliff, wiping Paltess’s blood onto a spare cloth she tossed aside once the blade was clean. She put her back to the wall and checked the rear passage. Nothing. But if the raptors had found the first bodies, they’d be here soon enough.
Elaryn took one last look at Paltess, eyes glazed over and staring at her with blank accusation. It had to be done. She pushed back any remaining hesitation, slipped her knife into its black crescent scabbard, and reached up with her other hand for the nearest ledge. Sharp rock pressed into her glove without piercing, and she risked more weight as she propped herself up with one foot on the other side of the gap. A few quick maneuvers and she was back on solid ground.
Dry heat and grey ash battered Elaryn from every direction. Outside the shelter of the cliffs, the air was thick with sickly orange smog painted by the sun’s glare. She could make out rolling mounds of black and grey a few dozen paces ahead before the smog grew too thick to penetrate. She’d keep the sun to her back and press on.
An ear-splitting shriek sounded above and Elaryn rolled aside. She almost fell back down into the gap and braced herself in time to watch a raptor swoop down through the spot she’d been. Its grey reptilian wing clipped her cheek as it flew by, and the creature crashed into the rocks as it attempted to change course. Sharp talons lashed out and its neck lunged up like an eel before the monster fell over the edge, leaving a trail of black blood on the rocks.

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Tim McKay is a writer, editor, and marketer from Ottawa, Canada. He used to be a pastor, still cares about good and evil, and still strives to create meaningful experiences for others. He has degrees in history, theology, and public policy, along with a diploma in professional writing, but likes nothing more than hiking in the woods, running along the Rideau Canal, and connecting with the people he loves. Oh, and reading a good book.


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Fantasy and the Draemeir

A little about my book:

Rise of Dresca is first and foremost a fantasy novel, but at its heart, it's a book about good and evil.

And you can’t depict evil, true evil, without horror. Any good vs. evil fantasy book without a little terror, to me, is exactly that: a fantasy.

I’ve always believed that fantasy is more than a dream to let us escape our troubles — it’s a place to learn lessons about life and love and struggle through the power of imagination, and (here’s the kicker) it’s a reminder to strive for better than the worlds we’re born into.

So brace yourself for some terror here and there. And see if it pushes you to strive harder for hope, healing, and strength when you wake from the dream.

An aside: I love the imaginative process of coming up with fantasy names. I know every author does it differently.


And here’s a fun tidbit about this series:

The word “draemeir” comes from the word “dreamer.” Good writing pulls you in, letting you slip through your imagination into a dreamlike trance. I liked the idea of paying homage to that feeling with my series title. And I hope you get to enjoy that same experience reading the book.

I intentionally kept the book short (breaking my plan for a 300,000 word novel into six parts). As much as I love long epics, I miss books you can read in one sitting.

So if you find yourself slipping into these pages, don’t be surprised if you’re jerked awake by the ending. And then let yourself enjoy the warm feeling of accomplishment that always comes with adding another book to your “done” list. I think we as authors need to let readers enjoy that feeling more often.

If you haven’t caught on, I’m all about the experience when it comes to my writing. I wanted to create a thrilling, fast-paced, intense fantasy novel that pulls you in and lets you feel the magic for yourself.

Pro-tip: read it in two sittings. And enjoy!

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106 Comments
Shirley Ann Speakman
8/24/2023 06:25:01 am

I enjoyed the excerpt it was really good, the book sounds very intriguing.

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 09:08:27 am

Thanks! You'll have to let me know what you think if you end up reading it!

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Marcy Meyer
8/24/2023 06:28:59 am

I like the cover art. It looks great. Sounds like a good story.

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 09:10:00 am

Thanks Marcy - I'm super happy with how it turned out. Rachel really nailed the simple elegance and celtic elements I asked for. And it looks and feels amazing in print.

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Michele Soyer
8/24/2023 07:25:07 am

Look s like book 1 of a great new series

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 09:10:48 am

Thanks Michele! Book 2 well underway!

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Bea LaRocca
8/24/2023 08:25:05 am

An intriguing synopsis and excerpt, Rise of Dresca sounds ike a great start to a series that I am looking forward to reading. Thank you for sharing your guest post, bio and the book details, I have enjoyed reading about you and your work and I am looking forward to reading your stories

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 09:11:32 am

Thanks Bea!

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Alma Fisher
8/24/2023 09:30:53 am

Looks like a good read

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:27:28 pm

You'll have to let me know what you think if you get to it!

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Valerie Seal
8/24/2023 09:32:06 am

Looks good

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:27:56 pm

Hope so!

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Beyond Comps
8/24/2023 09:36:00 am

Great cover!

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:28:33 pm

Yeah, she really nailed it

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Rita Wray
8/24/2023 09:59:51 am

The book sounds very intriguing.

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:29:09 pm

Definitely keeps you guessing!

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wendy hutton
8/24/2023 01:20:35 pm

sounds like a very interesting book

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:29:38 pm

Thanks Wendy!

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Terri
8/24/2023 01:58:10 pm

Great cover

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:33:19 pm

Agreed - the designer Rachel nailed it.

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Cathy French
8/24/2023 02:14:56 pm

I love this genre. Enjoyed the excerpt, sounds like a great read.

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:36:49 pm

I missed reading books like this. Only dove back in a few years ago and I was hooked. I love more intense, fast-paced fantasy you can blast through and get wrapped up in.

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Jon Heil
8/24/2023 03:12:20 pm

Hope it does awesome!

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:37:23 pm

Thanks Jon! Me too ;)

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Barbara Montag
8/24/2023 07:24:01 pm

YA Dark Fantasy Horror - I so love this genre.
A must read for me!
Thank you for sharing it with us..

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:39:06 pm

Thanks Barbara! You'll have to let me know what you think! And I'm with you - been my favorite genre since I was ten.

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Bonnie
8/24/2023 07:25:19 pm

What a fascinating book! Great guest post and excerpt. I'd love to read more.

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:39:49 pm

Thanks Bonnie! Let me know what you think if you do!

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Sherry
8/24/2023 07:33:10 pm

I really like the cover and the excerpt. Sounds like a really good story.

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 07:42:35 pm

Thanks Sherry! Yeah, everyone seems to love the prologue so far - to think, I hesitated to include one. And Rachel did a fantastic job on the cover - couldn't be happier.

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Cindy Merrill
8/24/2023 08:03:34 pm

I find the blerb quite confusing, why is she killing her team members off?

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Tim McKay link
8/24/2023 08:10:13 pm

Missed her morning coffee. Happens to the best of us!

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Nancy
8/24/2023 08:05:24 pm

Intriguing cover

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Peggy Salkill
8/24/2023 10:06:37 pm

Sounds good

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Jamie Martin link
8/24/2023 11:02:12 pm

Do you have any advice for new writers?

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Tim McKay link
8/25/2023 08:06:55 am

For sure. The best advice I can give: learn line editing and copywriting.

New authors have tons of complex ideas flying around in their heads, but in my experience with reviewing and editing, they tend to be most guilty of terrible, convoluted, flowery prose that's utterly unreadable. They're so focused on the overarching story that they can't write a good sentence.

That's also why they have so much trouble getting started and finishing their first book. I had friends in my writing program who had hundreds of pages of notes and outlines for books they'd never started writing (and probably never will). It's too much info to keep track of and makes the task impossible or far too daunting to start.

But if you've learned solid editing and business/marketing writing, you know your sentences are strong and you know they'll grip your reader. That gives you the confidence to put pen to paper and just start. And then the story tells itself.

That's my two cents, anywho.

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Emes
8/24/2023 11:11:08 pm

Love that it starts with a murder plot!

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Tim McKay link
8/25/2023 08:07:57 am

Haha you'll love the book then. At least two more curveballs coming your way.

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Betty Curran
8/25/2023 05:57:14 am

Looks like I need to add this to my must read list.

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Tim McKay link
8/25/2023 08:08:50 am

You'll have to let me know what you think when you get to it! Hopefully your TBR list isn't as long as mine!

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David Basile
8/25/2023 08:49:32 am

Looks very interesting

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Tim McKay link
8/25/2023 08:54:42 am

Thanks David!

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Wendy Jensen
8/25/2023 12:49:16 pm

The book details sound like there are many different plots in this story.

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Tim McKay link
8/25/2023 12:58:03 pm

Hmm, quite. Indeed, indeed.

Seems likely ;)

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Nickie
8/25/2023 02:44:00 pm

Sounds like a very interesting book

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Tim McKay link
8/26/2023 08:12:41 am

Thanks Nickie!

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David Hollingsworth
8/25/2023 08:03:46 pm

Congratulations on the book!

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Tim McKay link
8/26/2023 08:13:10 am

Hey, thanks David!

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bn100
8/25/2023 09:16:06 pm

intriguing

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Debbie P
8/25/2023 11:46:54 pm

This sounds like an excellent read. Nice cover.

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Tim McKay link
8/26/2023 08:13:59 am

Thanks Debbie! And agreed - the cover turned out beautifully.

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Cynthia C
8/26/2023 07:26:08 am

Sounds like a story with plot twists. I love that!

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Tim McKay link
8/26/2023 08:14:30 am

Definitely a few in there!

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Paige Chandler
8/26/2023 10:22:34 am

I love the excerpt. Dark fantasies are few and I adore them

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Tim McKay link
8/26/2023 10:27:35 am

Yeah, I wish there were more! And more like mine - shorter reads you can blast through instead of enormous epics (which seems the norm for the genre) - I like them, but just don't have the time as often anymore!

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Serge B
8/26/2023 10:55:46 am

I enjoyed the except

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Tim McKay link
8/27/2023 10:23:45 am

I'm glad! It was definitely a fun way to start the book.

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Jodi Hunter
8/26/2023 01:02:56 pm

Sounds like a really good read.

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Tim McKay link
8/27/2023 10:24:26 am

You'll have to let me know if you get to it!

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Carol G
8/26/2023 01:32:55 pm

The fantasy genre portion is interesting to me, but I am not a particular fan of horror--leaves me with the option of at least trying the book!

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Tim McKay link
8/27/2023 10:28:58 am

Yeah, I wrestled long and hard with calling it a horror book at all. It does has two or three more intense scenes and a darker edge overall (with some comic relief from a few fun characters). But I'd say the horror elements to the book are extremely tame - intense, action-packed fantasy is what you can expect from start to finish.

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Bill AHoff
8/26/2023 08:09:31 pm

My daughter would enjoy this book

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Tim McKay link
8/27/2023 10:29:55 am

Well, that's one less gift idea you need to come up with ;)

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AuntySuzany
8/27/2023 02:56:23 pm

Sounds like an nerve tingling book! Thank you for sharing!

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Tim McKay link
8/28/2023 07:19:12 am

Definitely what I was going for!

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Kelly M.
8/28/2023 07:04:54 am

This sounds great! I'm adding it to my TBR.

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Tim McKay link
8/28/2023 07:19:46 am

Hey, awesome! You'll have to let me know what you think!

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Ann Fantom
8/28/2023 06:07:20 pm

This sounds like an interesting book and I also like the cover.

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Tim McKay link
8/29/2023 08:01:54 am

Yeah, the cover is getting a ton of love - Rachel did an awesome job.

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Steve Weber
8/29/2023 02:54:58 pm

any big labor day plans??

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Tim McKay link
8/30/2023 03:58:25 pm

Haha not a whole lot - some packing for a move and food with family - how about you?

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Amy F
8/30/2023 08:29:01 pm

The excerpt sounds great! Thanks for sharing.

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Tim McKay link
9/1/2023 07:12:46 am

Thanks Amy!

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Piroska
8/30/2023 10:32:29 pm

The book sounds very interesting. Great cover.

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Tim McKay link
9/1/2023 07:13:16 am

Thanks Piroska!

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Anne Perry
8/31/2023 10:05:11 am

Sounds riveting and kind of scary.

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Tim McKay link
9/1/2023 07:17:03 am

Some parts are, for sure. I wrote a few chapters to feel almost like a nature thriller - like Jaws or Rogue (with the crocodile). A main character gets trapped in ruins and pursued by a twisted creature - it's intense! Definitely sets the mood and story for the remaining chapters, though from then on the story is far more character-driven and closer to what you'd expect from a good fantasy read.

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Tim McKay link
9/1/2023 07:19:13 am

PS - the Kindle version is on sale for the next 6 days for anyone interested - $2 off. I tried to extend the deal beyond a week but that's all Amazon is giving me.

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Leah A
9/3/2023 02:28:52 am

Sounds quite interesting, especially with the positive reviews so far. Congrats to the author. :)

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Tim McKay link
9/3/2023 06:40:21 am

Thanks Leah!

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Jeanna Massman
9/3/2023 07:46:42 am

Interesting cover art! It caught my eye.

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Tim McKay link
9/3/2023 08:12:45 am

Getting that a lot, and couldn't be happier! Rachel will be thrilled. She did an amazing job - really nailed what I was going for.

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Susan Smith
9/3/2023 02:40:09 pm

This sounds like a great YA Dark Fantasy Horror read. I like the cover and excerpt.

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Tim McKay link
9/5/2023 11:25:50 am

Hey, thanks Susan!

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jill k
9/4/2023 05:20:15 pm

seems really interesting

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Tim McKay link
9/5/2023 11:26:13 am

Thanks Jill!

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Calvin
9/5/2023 12:00:33 am

Enjoyed learning about your horror book.

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Tim McKay link
9/5/2023 11:28:38 am

Thanks Calvin! It's definitely heavier on the fantasy than horror, but it's intense - keeping that horror label there seemed the fairest way to help people brace for the action! It's a tough call - I think a lot of readers who don't enjoy horror would more than enjoy this book. All these little decisions you have to make as an author... fun, but interesting and not always easy

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Heather Mahley
9/9/2023 05:37:32 pm

I loved the excerpt

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Tim McKay link
9/11/2023 11:55:07 am

Thanks Heather!

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Katheen Kelly link
9/12/2023 02:25:16 pm

Good luck to the author for the successful tour!

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Tim McKay link
9/12/2023 04:48:25 pm

Thanks so much Kathleen!

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Tim McKay link
9/12/2023 04:49:39 pm

Hey, for those interested, Rise of Dresca is now $2.99.

If you were thinking of checking it out, now's the time!

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MarciaF
9/14/2023 06:59:55 pm

I am having trouble reading long books so this is especially appealing that it's broken up into parts. I like the premise of the fantasy.

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Tim McKay link
9/16/2023 05:12:13 pm

I'm with you, and that's coming from someone who read the whole Wheel of Time series in a few months two years ago. I can do it, but it's not my preference!

I love discovering shorter books, still long enough to feel satisfying, that pack the same punch (and sometimes more). So in the end that's what I decided to do.

Way more fun as an author, to be honest! It makes writing each book less daunting - I'm blasting through the sequel draft right now.

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Jamie N.
9/16/2023 04:20:34 pm

This sounds like my kind of book!

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Tim McKay link
9/16/2023 05:12:52 pm

Awesome! You'll have to let me know if it holds up!

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Kelly D
9/18/2023 02:35:36 pm

The book sounds great and is very suspenseful.

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Tim McKay link
9/21/2023 11:37:18 am

Thanks Kelly! And oh yeah - very much what I was going for, at least at key moments in the book.

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Daniel M
9/21/2023 06:25:01 pm

like the cover

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Tim McKay link
9/24/2023 03:37:41 pm

Getting a lot of that haha - courtesy of Rachel Bostwick. Couldn't be happier with it!

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Michelle Domangue
9/24/2023 02:57:27 pm

Looks like a great read

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Tim McKay link
9/24/2023 03:38:16 pm

Thanks Michelle!

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jason jennings
9/24/2023 04:05:53 pm

great cover cant wait to read it

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Tim McKay link
9/24/2023 04:21:11 pm

Thanks Jason! Hope you enjoy it - brace yourself for a fun ride!

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Tim McKay link
9/28/2023 08:59:00 pm

Thanks everyone for so many great comments and such a great tour!

And thanks Maia for an amazing, smoothly run event - thanks for all you do to support authors!

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