The Blogger Book Fair: Featuring D. H. Aire
Welcome to yet another day of the Blogger Book Fair! Before we dive into meeting our latest author, make sure you enter the giveaway for an eBook copy of Lichgates (Grimoire Trilogy #1) and vote for Lichgates and your other favorite books over at the Blogger Book Fair Awards!
D.H. Aire has walked the ramparts of the Old City of Jerusalem and through an escape tunnel out of a Crusader fortress that Richard the Lionheart once called home. He’s toured archeological sites from diverse cultures that were hundreds, if not thousands of years old… experiences that have found expression in his writing of his Highmage’s Plight Series.
D.H. Aire’s short stories and a serialized version of Highmage’s Plight have been featured in the ezine Separate Worlds (which is now serializing its sequel Human Mage) and their first anthology, Flights of Fantasy, Vol. 1 (available on Smashwords.com, BarnesandNoble.com, and Lulu.com). Highmage’s Plight is published by Malachite Quills Publishing and is being released Print-on-Demand in September 2012.
The author is originally from St. Louis, Missouri and currently resides in the Washington DC metropolitan area.
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About Highmage’s Plight:
Professor George Bradley, computer staff in hand, “envisions” an archaeological site, which could turn history on its head. Then he falls through a ripple in reality. He enters a world where: trolls think they are human; elves believe humans can’t do magic since they don’t have souls; a child of prophecy is dying of a curse; a shape-changer is bent on killing him; a seeress keeps too many secrets; and an ogre and a boy struggle to defend a keep against the evil ruling it.
This is a world where a starship crash landed, bringing about a war, which led to the laws of magic defeating those of science. Here a demon rages, intent on destroying all life, its minions intent on killing the human mage from another world. If that wasn’t bad enough, George’s computer is now rather sarcastic.
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