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Wednesday, November 13, 2019
EXCLUSIVE COVER REVEAL: Crisis of Fate The Madness Wars Companion Novel by Jesse Teller (by Mihir Wanchoo)
Today we are mucho excited to present a cover reveal for a series that’s sure to strike many a chord in fantasy fans hearts everywhere.
The Madness Wars series is a saga that’s close to Jesse Teller’s heart and is sort of the main opening salvo of his magnum opus in-the-making. So checkout the cover by Jenny Zemanek below, she also did the cover for Onslaught Of Madness and is well known to those who follow the SPFBO contest editions.
The Madness Wars series is a saga that’s close to Jesse Teller’s heart and is sort of the main opening salvo of his magnum opus in-the-making. So checkout the cover by Jenny Zemanek below, she also did the cover for Onslaught Of Madness and is well known to those who follow the SPFBO contest editions.
Crisis of Fate: The Madness Wars Companion Novel
Pre-order Crisis Of Fate over here
Release Date: April 15, 2020
Official Blurb: To save her sanity she must give up her soul.
With rare exception, Raendel took everything she ever wanted. Now her vicious thieves guild is festering around her. Through paranoia and insomnia, her grip on reality crumbles, and a crisis leads her to a desperate choice—face retribution or serve a creation of pure evil.
Praise for The Madness Wars:
"If you’re a reader who loves following multiple, complex, crisscrossing, narratives that jump around in time and space—Teller’s work is for you." — Fantasy-Faction
"Jesse Teller has done a magnificent job so far with this new series and I can't wait to see what's next." — Forever Lost in Literature
"Fascinating subplots, earthy characters, violence, magic and through it all, you know you have left reality behind and entered into the magical realm of an epic storyteller." —Tome Tender Book Blog
Pre-order Crisis Of Fate over here
Release Date: April 15, 2020
Official Blurb: To save her sanity she must give up her soul.
With rare exception, Raendel took everything she ever wanted. Now her vicious thieves guild is festering around her. Through paranoia and insomnia, her grip on reality crumbles, and a crisis leads her to a desperate choice—face retribution or serve a creation of pure evil.
Praise for The Madness Wars:
"If you’re a reader who loves following multiple, complex, crisscrossing, narratives that jump around in time and space—Teller’s work is for you." — Fantasy-Faction
"Jesse Teller has done a magnificent job so far with this new series and I can't wait to see what's next." — Forever Lost in Literature
"Fascinating subplots, earthy characters, violence, magic and through it all, you know you have left reality behind and entered into the magical realm of an epic storyteller." —Tome Tender Book Blog
Official Author Website
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of Legends Of The Exiles
Author bio: Jesse Teller fell in love with fantasy when he was five years old and played his first game of Dungeons & Dragons. The game gave him the ability to create stories and characters from a young age. He started consuming fantasy in every form and, by nine, was obsessed with the genre. As a young adult, he knew he wanted to make his life about fantasy.
His writing influences include Stephen King, Steven Erikson, Robert E Howard, George RR Martin, Piers Anthony, and Paulo Coelho. From exploring the relationship between man and woman, to understanding the qualities of a leader or a tyrant, Jesse uses his stories and settings to study real-world themes and issues.
Read Fantasy Book Critic's review of Legends Of The Exiles
Author bio: Jesse Teller fell in love with fantasy when he was five years old and played his first game of Dungeons & Dragons. The game gave him the ability to create stories and characters from a young age. He started consuming fantasy in every form and, by nine, was obsessed with the genre. As a young adult, he knew he wanted to make his life about fantasy.
His writing influences include Stephen King, Steven Erikson, Robert E Howard, George RR Martin, Piers Anthony, and Paulo Coelho. From exploring the relationship between man and woman, to understanding the qualities of a leader or a tyrant, Jesse uses his stories and settings to study real-world themes and issues.
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