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Today, June 21st, Gail Martin's Website, Chronicles of the necromancer.com, goes live. In preparation for the release of her 4th book in the series Chronicles of the Necromancer, Dark Lady's Chosen.
There are a lot of interesting facts available on the site, such as getting a sneak peek at the first chapter of Dark Lady's Chosen. You can read it here.
Also Gail Martin announced that artist Marek Okon is doing the cover art for the 4th book. As soon as the cover art is available it will be posted here.
Along with a chapter sneak peek, and a new artist there is also interviews with Gail Martin and some of the characters from her series.
Fantasy Book Critic is very excited for the 4th book and is looking forward to see where Gail Martin takes this series.
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