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Book Giveaway: The Red Knight and The Fell Sword by Miles Cameron Posted at 2:06 PM by Dave Post

Dave Post

Orbit BooksTo celebrate the release of Miles Cameron‘s new book, The Fell Sword, the folks at Orbit have asked us to help them give out some autographed books.  And, since this is the second book in the Traitor Son Cycle, they upped the ante by throwing in the first book as well.  That’s right we have five copies of The Fell Sword AND The Red Knight up for grabs!  Pretty schweet, huh?

One caveat:  This contest is only open to US and Canadian residents.  If you are an UhMerican or a Canuck all you have to do is re-tweet this tweet:

 

…or comment here in the blog to enter the contest. Do both and double your chances! It’s about as easy as we can make it. We’ll have a random drawing from our re-tweeter pool and announce the winners next Wednesday so tweet away and don’t forget to tell your friends.


The Red Knight The Fell Sword

The Fell Sword
Miles Cameron

Loyalty costs money.

Betrayal, on the other hand, is free.

When the Emperor is taken hostage, the Red Knight and his men find their services in high demand – and themselves surrounded by enemies. The country is in revolt, the capital city is besieged and any victory will be hard won. But The Red Knight has a plan.

The question is, can he negotiate the political, magical, real and romantic battlefields at the same time – especially when intends to be victorious on them all?


Miles CameronAbout the Author:

Miles Cameron Is a military veteran and historian.

He has a degree in Medieval History and lives with his wife and daughter in the most multi-cultural city in the world. There’s also a cat. So far, no horse.  However, there are a great many pieces of armour, swords, pole-axes, tents, camp kettles, bits of horse harness, and other guarantees that the author spends far too much money on reenacting.

Miles loves the deep wilderness—loves to camp six miles from a road—using only 14th century or 18th century camping techniques and equipment. The author feels—right or wrong—that when you are deep in the Metcalf Lake region of the Adirondack Mountains (or the Serengeti), anything might happen. Everything is possible. Just walk out of the circle of firelight into the waiting darkness, and feel the Wild.

That’s not fantasy.

Our thanks to Orbit and Miles Cameron for sponsoring the contest and best of luck to everyone. Help us spread the word and be sure to come back next Tuesday to see if you’ve won!