At long last, my debut novel, The Curse of the Unholy Grail, is now available to buy from a variety of online platforms in both ebook and paperback form.
The book was an absolute joy to write, and I tried hard to make it a joy to read: it’s got action, emotion, moral conflict, humor, a catchy turn of phrase (“…his heart only pumped in the same sense as does the stinger of a bee.” That’s a little witty, come on ;-).
The novel’s premise should be rather engaging, too: an FBI agent finds herself drawn into the impending Apocalypse due to her bloodline, one in whom a sentience resides, whose agenda she does not understand and whose powers threaten to alter who she is inside. Thinking through the what-ifs of a premise like this spawned a whole bunch of theme explorations and high-conflict scenes. Bring your popcorn (if you read a book with a bowl of that nearby).
If you’ve been following my posts, you’ll see the evolution of the ideas, the things I’d wrestled with in craftsmanship, and so on. For me, that’s been a rewarding meta-part of the journey. I’m already thinking about where the story could go in a Book Two.
That said, the immediate emotion I feel now, over having this labor of love out there navigating the world on its own, is to breathe in and out of a paper bag. It’ll settle down soon, I’m sure.
Where to Find Nicole Lange’s Adventure
If you’ve been waiting for The Curse of the Unholy Grail, here’s where you can find it.
There’s intro pricing for the summer, ebook for $2.99, making now a perfect time to indulge your curiosity.
Thank you for reading this blog post. And thank you especially if you’d like to join in the journey.
— N.L. Bryar
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