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The Raven’s Banquet is back in print

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Five years ago the prequel to Gideon’s Angel–my Sir Richard Treadwell adventure–was published as a signed, limited edition, large-format paperback from Solaris Books (with some great illustrations too). Those quickly sold out. But I’m pleased to say that after deserting the castle the ravens have flown back once again in 2019. The Raven’s Banquet has been re-published by Little Brigand Books and is available via Amazon Kindle with a print edition soon to follow. You can read more about the novel here or just head over to my page on Amazon and buy a copy. The ebook is as cheap as a cup of take-out coffee and is caffeine free! I can’t think of a more inexpensive way to take a trip to the 17th century.

“The sensuous texture of the period is superbly evoked….”– The Daily Mail

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