"Not a bad book"

As "The Griffin Cryer" is a young adult fantasy, and since I have two young adults in the house, both sons were bullied into reading one of mine for the first time. Comments like "I can't believe you wrote this" and "this is quite a good story" (said in tones of disbelief) were duly ignored. But then the eldest took my kindle to read the last few chapters at work (he wasn't skiving – they have regular breaks)! A lifeguard at his pool approached him and asked if he could see how the kindle worked – they're still a little bit of a novelty here in the UK! "Sure" #1 son said, handing the kindle over to his colleague. Within ten minutes his colleague had devoured the last few chapters, and handed back the kindle remarking "That's not a bad book". "Not bad" said #1 son. But he must have secretly been proud of his old lady, at any rate, he reported the "not bad" comment back to me. I choose to think that any "not bad" book might also be described as "good"! 

Happily, my advance readers enjoyed their review copies, and "The Griffin Cryer" already has two glowing reviews on the "product page" – but as always the opportunity to download a sample and decide for yourself is available free of charge – so if you fancy a flight of fantasy on the back of a griffin, why not check out the links below, and you can judge for yourself!

"The Griffin Cryer" (£2.05) can be sampled on Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk