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The "Holy Grail" was simply a legend, but when it fell into the wrong hands--the world ended. Nothing grew from the earth, people died, and the land shattered. Mankind is now on their knees--striving to survive in the dying world and from themselves.
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The Dark Ages. I like that setting already! Arthurian Historical Fiction. I'm liking that, too! And following the trail of wise King Solomon, to America, in search of the Holy Grail. Are you kidding!? This has it all! Can't wait to read the whole thing!
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The forgotten tale of King Arthur’s brother, Prince Madog, who discovers America when he follows the trail of King Solomon on a journey to find and restore the Grail before its magic is extinguished and the world falls under an eternal veil of darkness.
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Mini-Update!

First, Child of Secrets has had six new followers in the last two days, and a stellar recommendation and review from Robert Batten (author of the excellent Human Resources) and Chrissy Cook (author of the intriguing The Space Between), respectively. Thank you all so much!
I’ve seen a lot of comments on the prologue, but not on any of the other chapters, so I made everything a little more accessible on the main page. Major update coming this weekend, so stay tuned for that!
Thank you all again!
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    Fernando Crôtte liked an update for Devil’s Call

    Hello again, readers!

    A few days ago, I wrote to let you all know I did not intend to ask for a campaign extension. Now I’m writing to let you all know someone out there believes in this project so hard, they worked their magic and convinced me to accept one anyway.

    My initial intention was to put Devil’s Call in a drawer and move onto my next project. Not query agents or self-publish on Amazon or something, but just let it go. Let me tell you real quick why, on second thought, I’m glad I didn’t.

    This year has been trying. As I mentioned in an update at the campaign’s commencement, this spring I experienced a severe, acute depressive episode that culminated in a suicide attempt, and I spent a considerable amount of time in the hospital as a result. I’m currently in outpatient treatment for alcohol dependence (39 days clean!) as well as generalized anxiety that worsened as a result of my not self-medicating anymore. Depression and alcoholism didn’t kill me, but they sure are eating up a lot of time that would have normally been allocated for promoting my ass off.

    That said, waiting for the "right" time to pursue this project isn’t an option, as life doesn’t give two licks whether I’m ready or not. Both the manuscript and I are improving day by day, and I want this book to make it to Quill not for my own gratification, but because so many people have helped it get this far, and I really feel as if Devil Call is Inkshares’ book.

    I can’t top that last gif, so I’m going to sign off with more heartfelt thanks and my standard "spread the word on Tweetface, it helps" message.

    Y’all are the best,
    J.

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