Rage of the Dragon King (The
Chronicles of Fallhollow #2)
by J. Keller Ford
Publication Date: October 24,
2017
Publisher: Month9Books
David and Charlotte paid their dues.
They traveled to another realm, battled the Dragon King, recovered
the all important magic key to the mage tunnels, and found the heir
to the throne of Hirth, as promised. Now it's time to go home.
There’s just one problem: the powerful crystals needed to activate
the tunnels have been stolen…and David’s parents have
mysteriously disappeared along with them. Guess who’s not going
home to Havendale anytime soon.
Eric Hamden, squire extraordinaire,
survived the poisonous knick of a shadowmorth’s blade, rescued the
king of Hirth from the bowels of the dragon's lair, and confronted a
heartbreaking betrayal that nearly got him killed. Still reeling from
the news, Eric sets his sights on a daring rescue only to wind up in
a prison of his own with David and Charlotte at his side. But rescues
come in strange ways, and before they know it, the three end up in
David's hometown of Havendale...and Eric gets a quick schooling in
Modern Life 101. He'd rather fight a dragon.
With secrets, lies and betrayals
meeting them at every turn, David, Charlotte and Eric soon discover
that Havendale isn't the sanctuary they'd hoped for. Even their
best-laid plans can't prepare them for the danger that stalks them.
This time, no amount of magic or prayers can save them. War has been
declared, and in the final battle, someone must make the ultimate
sacrifice. Let the battle begin.
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***GUEST POST***
That’s
you by the way. Before I say anything else, I want to say thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to find my books, checking them out of
the library. Taking time to leave comments and reviews and sending
personal notes. It’s because of you I write. You are what makes all
those hours in front of the computer worthwhile. Thank you for giving
my lifelong dream purpose and meaning.
Some
of you have asked why I choose to write YA fantasy. I suppose it’s
because I can make anything up and it’s okay. It’s my way to
escape the real world. As a kid and into my teen years, I was
bullied, made fun of, called names. A 17-year-old guy shot me in the
leg with a bb gun on purpose because he said I was ugly. Guys called
me names. A date in high school ditched me for another girl at a
dance. No one asked me to go to Prom. One guy I went out with in high
school thought he was entitled to ‘payment’ after the date. The
one date I went on was with a guy I really liked turned into a
disaster. I never was the popular girl. I lived a very lonely life in
high school. When I write fantasy, I take all that pain and heartache
I suffered and I can make it right. I can think of ways to ultimately
exact revenge on the antagonists that inflict pain upon my
protagonists. In a way, I can get back at those who hurt me when I
was young by living vicariously through my characters. It’s
cathartic. It’s healing.
My
stories deal with many issues other than bullying such as the death
of parents, deceit, lies, betrayals, war, honor, love and sacrifice.
I love it when kids come up to me and tell me how much they loved
Trog (my knight), and how they wish they had a ‘dad’ like him.
That makes me feel great because he was based a lot on my dad, and it
makes me so happy to be able to have a part of my dad— no matter
how grand or skewed my visions may be of him—in these stories that
will live for all time.
Now
that the series is written and the last book is in developmental
edits, I have my mind set on a YA fantasy romance which will be a
challenge for me because I never experience romance as a teen. But I
know how I would have wanted to experience it, so that’s how I’ll
write it…with a little help from some magic and a wise dragon. I’m
super excited to start on this new book so stay tuned to find out
more.
If
you’ve ever been bullied or shunned, if you’re not experiencing
your teenage years the way you wanted to, I hope you check out my
books. I suggest reading them in order so you’re not lost in the
scheme of things. And if you’re not quite sure about the whole
fantasy thing, I hope you give the books a try so you can experience
with me how wonderful magic can be. The names of my books are IN THE
SHADOW OF THE DRAGON KING, and RAGE OF THE DRAGON KING. Check out my
website for a list of
where you can get the books. If you can’t afford to buy them, check
with your local library.
As
always, thank you for your interest. Thank you for reading. It’s
because of you that I write. Knowing my words meant something to even
one reader fills my soul with so much happiness I can’t even
express. Thank you for everything and stay in touch. You can find me
all over the internet. Links to my social media sites are on my
website. Stay in touch. I look forward to hearing from you.
Love, Jenny
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ABOUT THE
AUTHOR
J.
(Jenny) Keller Ford is a scribbler of speculative fiction and YA
tales. As an Army brat, she traveled the world and wandered the halls
of some of Germany’s most extraordinary castles in hopes of finding
snarky dragons, chivalrous knights, and wondrous magic to permeate
her imagination. What she found remains etched in her topsy-turvy
mind and oozes out in sweeping tales of courage, sacrifice, honor and
everlasting love.
When
not torturing her keyboard or trying to silence the voices in her
head, Jenny spends time collecting seashells, bowling, screaming on
roller coasters and traveling. She is a mom to four magnificent and
noble offspring and currently lives in paradise on the west coast of
Florida with a menagerie of royal pets, and her own quirky knight who
was brave enough to marry her.
Published
works include The Passing of Millie Hudson, a paranormal short story
that can be found in READING GLASSES. IN THE SHADOW OF THE DRAGON
KING is her debut novel and the first installment in the Chronicles
of Fallhollow Trilogy. Book 2 in the series is slated for Fall 2016.
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