This month’s shows are sponsored by: Lynne Cantwell author of eight books including the Pipe Woman Chronicles (new release Gravid is out now) and two anthologies.
Today’s show is: Deception Peak by Dianne Gardner
about Deception Peak :
The first book of a trilogy, Deception Peak is a young adult adventure fantasy about a teenager, Ian Wilson, who follows his father through a portal that magically appears on their computer screen. They travel into a deceptively beautiful Realm, where horses run free, the wind sings prophetic melodies, and their computer avatars come to life.
But when the two are separated, Ian is abducted by a tribe of dragon worshipers and is forced to find his courage. As he struggles for his freedom and embarks on a perilous search to find his father, Ian meets the true peacekeepers of the Realm. It’s then that he learns there is a greater purpose for being there. The next installments The Dragon Shield and Rubies and Robbers are available now!
Author Bio:
Dianne Gardner, an award winning author, is also an illustrator living in the Pacific Northwest, USA. She’s an active member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, and the National League of American Pen Women. Dianne is an award winning portrait and plein air painter, using her talents to illustrate her stories. Besides The Dragon Shield, the second book in the Ian’s Realm Series she boasts authorship to Deception Peak and four short stories in the A Tale of the Four Wizards series. Her next installment Rubies and Robbers is in production.She writes for middle grade and young adults targeting boys and adventure loving girls, and the young at heart.
We support Books for Bunnies Charity Drive – Donate money to the House Rabbit Society and get a prize!
Listen to more shows by The Indie Exchange
Listen to internet radio with Indie Exchange Book Bloggers on Blog Talk Radio
Want to be a guest on the show? Email [email protected] or join the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/indieexchange/ and message Coral Russell.
