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The Complete Mara of the League Series - Book Tour and Giveaway

11/10/2021

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The Witches of Crannock Dale
Mara of the League Book 1
by Thomas M. Kane
Genre: Fantasy 

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When an enemy army threatens eleven-year old Mara’s home, she makes up her mind to save her family, one way or another. But when the knights protecting her village arrest her favorite aunt for witchcraft, she discovers that the difference between friend and foe may not be as obvious as she once thought.
This is a story of war and espionage, set in a low fantasy world. It is also about a child getting to know her mother and father in a new way.

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​Chapter One: Metasmart


A week and two days before my twelfth birthday, the church bell rang.
Up until then, it had seemed like a normal day. Mamma had told me to practice my arithmetic. At first, I shook my head so hard that my braids flew, but Mamma sighed at me the way she sighs at Pappy.
“Mara Elspeth Bennet, just yesterday your Grampy asked me whether you could divide, and I had to tell him no.” After that, I felt really small, so I let her write out some problems on my slate.
I took the slate and two pieces of chalk down Crannock Hill to Grampy’s mill pond and tried to make a start, but I hated division, so what I really did was sit on a big rock and smell the grass and watch the water turn golden in the late afternoon sun. Division doesn’t make sense to me. You have to figure out how many times one number goes into another, and there seems to come a time where you just have to guess. So, I dug the side of my slate with a fingernail and thought about other things. I thought mainly about justice. Most of the girls in Crannock Dale learned their letters and maybe sums
and that was enough. I was the only one who had to keep on with numbers, and I didn’t think it was fair.
Just because Pappy went to school in Caer City is no reason. Once, I remembered, I said that to Mamma.
Mamma told me I had a choice—if I didn’t learn arithmetic, I could grow up to be a farmhand’s wife. When Mamma says you have a choice, she means you don’t.
Another time, I complained about numbers to Pappy. He told me that the reason why I had to study things other children didn’t was that I was smart. I said I wished I was smart enough to get out of studying arithmetic. He said that would be metasmart. I think that’s a word he made up, but I like it.
Anyway, while I was thinking about those things, the bell donged. And it was Nurnsday. My first thought was to be glad because it wasn’t division, and maybe there would be some excitement. The bell was supposed to ring on Yisday. First, the people in Minton Pass were supposed to ring their bell, and when we heard it, we were supposed to ring ours. Then the people in Merryhock and Glenet Bridge were supposed to hear us, and they were supposed to ring their bells to warn the villages farther down the valley. That was how we practiced spreading the alarm, so we would know how to call for help
if the Pure Men of Waan attacked.
Once, when Pappy and Mamma and I were having dinner with Grampy, I said that if I was Queen of Waan, I would invade on a Yisday, so that when the bells rang, people would think it was just for practice. Everyone laughed, even my grandfather, as if it was a joke. I laughed too, because I was pleased to have the grown-ups listening to me, but I thought I really would.
Now I wouldn’t, because now I knew that queens aren’t important in Waan. No one told me that. I found out for myself. My uncle Tate bought a broadsheet pamphlet about Waanish depravities. It was full of words which I’m not supposed to say, but he forgot and left it on a chair when my mamma took me to his house for a visit.
While the grown-ups were talking, I read the parts of the broadsheet that were facing up. That’s how I learned that kings in Waan have lots of wives, and that they keep them locked up. They also have concubines and catamites, who count for even less. So, now I would never be on their side.
After the bell rang, there were a few minutes in which nothing seemed to have changed. The paddlewheel was still splashing around in the stream, and the same growling noise was still coming from inside the mill. Then I heard another faint chime. This one came from the hills behind me. That meant the Minton bell was ringing after ours, and that the alarm was spreading from south to north. And we never practiced like that, because Waan was north of us.
That was when I realized that something real was happening. And that was when I got scared.


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The Rebels of Caer City
Mara of the League Book 2

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Throughout five years at a strict boarding school, Mara has turned to her friend Annie-Rose for comfort. Now Annie has disappeared. Mara teams up with two other students – bold Gretchen and soft-spoken Ginny -- to find her missing friend. Together, Mara, Gretchen and Ginny take on a conspiracy involving some of the most dangerous people in their world.


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​Our school dresses were slate gray, at least there was that. No one walking by on the clifftops was likely to look down and spot us in the gloom. The sun was going down behind the cliffs, and shadows were reaching for the sea. A breaker swept toward us, crested, and fell back with a growl. My friends and I were, I noted with relief, the only people on the beach.
Despite the darkness, I felt exposed, hemmed in between the surf and the cliffsides. The path up the cliffs was at least a quarter of a mile behind us. Ahead, the stony shoreline stretched on for perhaps three more miles. And if we continued to the end of the beach, I thought, and rounded Turnbow Head, we would come to the Caer City docks. That was hardly the place for three seventeen-year-old St. Alexander’s girls to be after dark.
Gretchen led the way, splashing through a tidepool. Ginny hesitated. Then she lifted her skirts to her knees and followed. I took the rear, pausing occasionally to glance at the clifftops, and at our route back to the path.
“Here we are, people.” Gretchen stepped up on a seaworn boulder and faced us. Masses of seaweed clung to the stone beneath her feet. My father had been a sailor, and he once told me that the kind of seaweed grasping at our feet is called knotted wrack. I thought of knots, and of the rack. I was in that kind of mood.
Gretchen looked at me. “Well, Mara, you said you wanted to see the place for yourself. What do you think?”
All of us turned and gazed at the limestone precipice to our west. The cliffs rose to a peak a good two hundred feet above our heads. A lone tree stood at the top of the cliff, its leafless branches sloping back from the sea. The smell of knotted wrack hung in the air.
Ginny shuddered. “I don’t like it.”
“If Annie jumped here, that was the end of her.” Gretchen shook her head. “Holy, heavenly Belthor.”
“If she jumped here, it would have killed her.” I felt a horrible lump in my throat. “But . . . but look at that.” I turned my head to glance at the sea. “The water is a good twenty yards from the cliffside. And the tide was full when we got to the beach. Mistress Franklin said she jumped at dawn. The tide was out then—there’s an almanac in the school library—I checked.”
“So, what are you saying, girl?
“I’m saying there’s no way she would have ended up in the ocean. She would have hit the rocks, and the city watch would have found her body.”
“You say that girl—” Gretchen gazed at me for a moment. “Maybe she lay there for a while and the tide came in?”
“No. I mean, not if Headmistress Franklin told us the truth. The headmistress said the clamdiggers saw her while she was still alive. It was dawn then, and the watch started looking for her right afterward.”
“So . . . what do you think happened?” To my ears, Gretchen’s voice had taken on a needling tone.
“I have no idea.” I felt as if Gretchen had been trying to force me to confess that, and I was cross about having to gratify her. “But I think the headmistress lied to us. I think Pastor Avery lied to us. Everyone is lying to us—"


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The Hideous Garden
Mara of the League Book 3

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After surviving a fiery assassination attempt, the League’s honorable new ruler resolves to end a twenty-five-year war. Mara, now director of the League’s spy service, warns that he is walking into a trap. As Mara argues for increasingly ruthless policies, she must ask herself whether she likes the person she has become.

This is a story of intrigue and military strategy, set in a low fantasy world. It is also a story of a political marriage which could be more.



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​“Hm.” The Lion Gossip turned on his heel and looked up at the surgeons’ galleries. “You do not break as quickly as some. Indeed, if I did not know better, you might have been able to convince me you were innocent. Earlier, you claimed you were useful. I am beginning to believe you were right. Waan has uses for people who know how to keep secrets.”
Anita Rosita spoke emphatically. “Truly, sir, I wish only to serve. If I have . . . if you believe I have done wrong, give me the chance to make up for it.”
“I shall.” The Lion Gossip turned to gaze into Anita’s eyes again. “I have a few errands for you to run. They involve foreign travel. Your husband will miss you, but I shall tell him that you need to go abroad for your health. That will be the truth. Your health very much depends on your completing these errands successfully.”
“Oh, sir, I understand.”
“I hope you do.” The Gossip showed his teeth. “Because I am still concerned about this . . . infection your Caerish schoolfriends have passed on to you. Some illnesses run in families. One must be aggressive in treating them. I fear your son Makub may have inherited your sickness. But I am even more concerned about his children.”
Anita shook her head. She felt her smile widen and become desperate. “But they’re so small—they can’t—they have nothing to do with this—”
“To the contrary, my queen. If you do not follow instructions while you are abroad, you will find this has everything to do with your grandchildren.”


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The Rending of the World
Mara of the League Book 4

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“Give me the summer and I will give you the continent.”
--Un-Jargal Boyan, Supreme Commander of the Waanling Host

Chief spy Mara Bennet's worst fears come true when the Commonwealth of Waan invades her homeland. To complicate matters, Mara and her country's ruler are stranded in a remote northern realm. The two of them must outrun enemy warships on a perilous sea voyage home. Meanwhile fourteen-year-old Princess Deborah finds herself unexpectedly on the throne.

Can Deborah learn to rule in the midst of treachery? Can Mara use her strategic skills to turn back the Waanling onslaught? Will pillaging armies reduce the land to famine? Find out in The Rending of the World.

Rending features seven maps detailing battle plans and troop movements. Its author has eighteen years experience teaching strategic studies at university level. He has published eight non-fiction books on international relations and war.



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​Horseshoes rang against rocks. Jason saw his lead rider, Coulson, on the far side of the summit. Coulson was turning his horse, as if to canter back to the main group. Horsemen in the felt caps and brown coats of Waanling light cavalry emerged from the trees on the distant side of the hill. The Waanlings had m-shaped bows, and one put an arrow through Coulson’s breastplate.
Coulson listed in his saddle. Another of the Waanlings fired an arrow skyward. The second arrow screeched as it rose. Jason’s eyes focused, not on the noisy missile, or on the dying man, or even upon the oncoming attackers, but on the hills beyond.
Jason saw the silvery ribbon of Whit Brook as it flowed through the craggy landscape below. He followed it with his gaze for perhaps five or six miles to the northeast, where it issued from the gap between a pair of dark mountains. Those mountains, Jason knew, marked the southern end of Minton Pass. Beyond them lay Waan. The town of Minton, he presumed, was hidden behind the pine-topped ridge to his left.
Woods covered the hillsides, but the low ground was in pasture. When Jason dropped his eyes to the grassy lowlands, he saw movement. It was as if ivory-colored gnats were swarming southward. Jason perceived that the gnats were distant sheep. The sheep ran in ragged mobs, but their numbers dwindled as the rearmost vanished into a flood of advancing cavalry. Riders surged down Minton Pass from Waan, spreading out through the valleys like meltwater in spring.


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Thomas M. Kane is a fantasy author living high on a wooded hilltop. He taught international relations at a British university for close to twenty years and brings his insights concerning real-life war and politics into his fiction. He takes a character-based approach to writing, paying attention to his protagonists' personal relationships and inner lives.


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79 Comments
Bernie Wallace
11/10/2021 05:31:24 am

How long did it take you to write your book?

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:13:11 am

Cheers for asking! I had the idea about 20 years ago. I got back to fiction writing and started Book One in 2018. It's taken me about 8 months to write each book.

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Kari B
11/10/2021 07:01:46 am

Sounds like an exciting fantasy world to dive into.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:13:44 am

So honored you should say so!

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Marcy Meyer
11/10/2021 07:32:40 am

The illustrations on the covers look great. Thanks for sharing.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:15:12 am

So pleased you like them! I am so grateful to be working with artist Robin Birrell and designer Tallulah van der Made.

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Rita Wray
11/10/2021 09:13:29 am

The covers are great.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:15:43 am

So kind of you!

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Debbie P
11/10/2021 09:35:19 am

This sounds like a really good series. Terrific covers!

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:16:47 am

Thank you so much! Hope you give it a try -- I'd be interested in your thoughts!

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Bea LaRocca
11/10/2021 11:26:51 am

The book covers are great and the synopses and excerpts are intriguing, this sounds like a wonderful series. Thank you for sharing your bio and books' details and for offering a giveaway

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:17:48 am

Really appreciate your kind words! So glad to do it!

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sarah
11/10/2021 12:23:51 pm

i like that the book has maps that detail battles

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:19:31 am

Cheers! My goal is to let readers put themselves in the heads of the opposing generals and think about what they would have done if they had been in command.

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Ellie Wright
11/10/2021 01:12:03 pm

Sounds like a great series. I'm looking forward to reading it.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:20:46 am

So honored!!!! Will be really interested in your thoughts! (Reviews welcome :))

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Susan Smith
11/10/2021 01:32:34 pm

Sounds like a great series. I like the covers.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:22:04 am

So great to hear! I really admire artist Robin Birrell's work!

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Jon Heil
11/10/2021 01:35:19 pm

Hope they can unite

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:23:10 am

Hope you choose to read the series and find out! :)

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Thomas Gibson
11/10/2021 01:49:01 pm

Cover looks great! Excerpt sounds interesting.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:23:50 am

So glad you like it!

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wendy hutton
11/10/2021 01:54:11 pm

sounds like a wonderful book

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:24:54 am

Really appreciate it!

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Beyond Comps
11/10/2021 02:50:58 pm

Great cover!

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:25:33 am

Thank you! I think I have a great art and design team!

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Ann Fantom
11/10/2021 03:46:34 pm

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

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:26:21 am

So pleased you find it interesting! Very happy with artist Robin Birrell's work!

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Wendy Jensen
11/10/2021 05:16:44 pm

The book details are interesting.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:27:00 am

Glad you find them so! :)

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Sherry
11/10/2021 05:18:15 pm

I really like the covers and the excerpts.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:27:34 am

Thank you so much! Really glad!

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Terri Quick
11/10/2021 07:11:55 pm

Nice cover

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:28:42 am

Thank you so much! I am really happy with both my artist and designer!

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David Basile
11/10/2021 07:44:33 pm

This sounds like a good read

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:30:05 am

So honored! Hope you choose to give it a try!

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bn100
11/10/2021 08:15:04 pm

interesting book

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:30:37 am

Cheers! I hope so!

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David Hollingsworth
11/10/2021 08:57:56 pm

Sounds like a good story.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:31:31 am

Thank you! So great to hear!

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Eva Millien
11/10/2021 09:14:50 pm

Nice to meet you, Thomas! Your series sounds like a great fantasy series for me and I am looking forward to reading them! Thanks for bringing them to my attention and have a wonderful holiday season!

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:34:39 am

Wonderful to meet you too. I am so honored by your kind words, and your interest. Hope you enjoy the books. Also, BTW, if you like what I write, I'd be honored to have you as a subscriber to my free newsletter. You can get it through my website. Hope you have wonderful holidays as well!

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/11/2021 01:35:32 am

Huge thanks to Silver Dagger for another awesome blog tour!

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Cynthia C
11/11/2021 12:31:54 pm

The excerpts are interesting. Thank you for sharing them.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/12/2021 01:35:45 am

So pleased you enjoyed them!

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Barbara Montag
11/11/2021 02:01:31 pm

I have grand daughters who would love this series!
Thank you for sharing it.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/12/2021 01:41:39 am

So pleased! Hope they give it a try!

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Dynal Roberson
11/11/2021 03:17:35 pm

Looks like a good series.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/12/2021 01:42:13 am

Really great to hear!

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Serge B
11/11/2021 04:36:36 pm

I enjoyed the excerpt

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/12/2021 01:42:50 am

Really glad! Hope you choose to read more!

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Julie Lundstrom
11/11/2021 04:58:28 pm

This sounds like an interesting book.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/12/2021 01:43:26 am

Thank you! So glad you found it so!

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Peggy Salkill
11/11/2021 05:22:51 pm

Sounds good!

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/12/2021 01:44:24 am

Really appreciate that!

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Kelly D
11/12/2021 05:32:04 pm

The book sounds great with an interesting plot.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/13/2021 12:21:47 am

So honored you like the plot!

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Athena Graeme
11/14/2021 12:42:18 am

That is a great, retro cover!

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/16/2021 12:40:02 am

Thank you so much! Intrigued by the way you describe the cover!

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Courtnie
11/14/2021 01:06:28 am

This sounds like a very interesting book!

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/16/2021 12:40:48 am

I'm so glad you find it interesting!

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beth shepherd
11/15/2021 05:05:54 pm

This looks great

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/16/2021 12:41:24 am

Thank you! I really hope you choose to give it a try!

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Calvin
11/15/2021 05:15:16 pm

Awesome new book, neat excerpt.

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/16/2021 12:42:06 am

So honored you should say so! Glad you liked the excerpt!

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Christina Gould
11/16/2021 06:37:19 pm

I love the beautiful cover and the excerpt. Thanks for the giveaway!

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/17/2021 01:47:23 am

So lovely of you to say so! About the giveaway, so happy to do it!

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Jaya Avendel link
11/19/2021 02:36:59 pm

I am loving the covers of these reads! The artwork says so much about the story and it is interesting to see the main character 'grow' through the art and chapter excerpts. :)

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Thomas M. Kane link
11/20/2021 02:38:11 am

So honored you should say so! The books follow Mara's life from childhood to middle age, so I'm thrilled that you see her growth. IMHO, one of artist Robin Birrell's many strengths is her ability to tell a story with her pictures. Thanks for your kind words, and have a wonderful holiday season!

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Daniel M
12/9/2021 04:28:57 pm

like the cover

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Thomas M. Kane link
12/10/2021 12:14:59 am

So glad! I am really grateful to have artist Robin Birrell working with me!

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Danielle Day
12/9/2021 08:49:09 pm

I like it!

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Thomas M. Kane link
12/10/2021 12:15:30 am

Cheers! Thank you so much!

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jose rosado
12/10/2021 08:13:50 am

What do you think of the book details? Do you have any questions for the author?


A very good blurb

THX

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Thomas M. Kane link
12/10/2021 10:42:34 pm

So honored you like the blurb! I like the details, but I wrote them, so I am biased. :) One question I might ask the author is, "what inspired these books?" Since I am the author, I can also answer it. I got the idea when I was very young and my mother told me the story of Cassandra.

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Jen Reed
12/10/2021 08:32:14 pm

The book details look entertaining and very thorough.

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Thomas M. Kane link
12/10/2021 10:43:16 pm

I'm so glad! Thank you!

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Anita Jude
12/10/2021 10:22:39 pm

No question but all these books have great covers

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Thomas M. Kane link
12/10/2021 10:44:19 pm

Really honored! Artist Robin Birrell does the covers and I am really grateful for her work!

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