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The Last Knights of Cambria Book 4: Secrets of the Mountain

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Gideon Saint has gone missing. His friends are frantically searching for him, while he lays trapped, deep in a mountain, prisoner of some unknown ancient wizard. Some unknown force is threatening Ireland, but can Gideon escape in time to warn Wales and identify the unknown foe?

If you have not read "Last Knights of Cambia" Books 1,2, or 3, do enjoy them first as this contains spoilers for those books. 


Ahem, living people die, dying people live, Henry V is still here and he's awesome despite being an anti-hero at best. Found families. Sword fights. Everybody is vaguely gay, weapons are described in loving detail, people are not, lovely platonic friendships, did we mention swords? Yes, you may learn something about history, but that's a risk you'll have to take. 




Trigger/Content Warning: Fantasy violence, brief peril. Characters mention having crushes, no major romance. A man and his wife briefly appear to flirt in conversation. It's briefly implied two unmarried characters have spent the night in the same room. It's briefly speculated a married person is having an affair.All Rights Reserved

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The Trials of Gideon Book 2: Steal the Dark by kullman

Gideon's got a riddle, a cursed tomb, and a new mess of problems. He finds himself in the middle of France, with an old enemy and a new foe. He's in a dead zone with no magic, no idea how he got here, and no plan. It's 1445, everyone's got a secret, and an old grudge is about to turn deadly for the people of Wales and England alike. Sequel Series to Last Knights of Cambria series, and the Days of the Dead trilogy, ergo it contains spoilers for those. Similar narrative style and tone, that is if you want English history explained like Lemony Snicket, then this is for you. Ahem. Living people die, dead people live. Swords. Epic Battles. Mysterious riddles. Coded messages. True love. Traitors. Murder. Found families. Yes, Henry V is here and he is awesome. Did we mention swords? Battles are described in loving detail. People are not. Yes you may learn something about the Siege of Meaux, but that's a risk you're going to have to take. Content Warning: some violence, peril, and some strong language. Death issues discussed. A character may be seen as suicidal. A character experiences issues relating to an abusive parent. Some family trauma. Some dark humor.

Days of the Dead Book 2: The Beggar's Tomb by kullman

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Kit Wren is on the hunt for King Henry, and Gideon isn't sure what he can do to stop it. Kit has the full power of the tomb behind him, but Gideon can't bring himself to give up on his former villain. Don't miss this thrilling conclusion to the Days of the Dead Trilogy. One more time, good people die, bad people live, everyone is inexplicably gay. Robbery. Haunted tombs. Murder. Revenge. Torture. Chaos. Taxes. Sick burns. Drama. Found families. What's not to love? Yes, you may learn something about history, but that's a risk you're going to have to take. Yes, Henry V is here for now, and yes he's still awesome. Swords are described in loving detail, people are not. Assassins. Time Travel. Magic. What are you waiting for? Trigger/Content Warnings: Some violent imagery that may be unsettling. PTSD like flashbacks occur. Some family trauma. A character experiences unwanted sexual advances. Some profanity.