New Novel: Secrets of Hominea
by David
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Friday, 26 July 2019
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Published in Animal History, Early Modern Europe, For Students, For Teachers, Modern History, Prehistory
My new novel just went on sale! Secrets of Hominea is a magical middle grade fantasy: a tale of giants, gnomes, queens, and adventurers — and of science and history. It’s for readers age 9 to 14.
I hope you’ll buy a copy and help spread the word. You can get a paperback or e-book at Amazon and most other retailers. And schools and teachers can buy through Ingram.
As you may know, my first novel, The Jericho River, won multiple awards, including wins at the Next Generation Indie awards and the London Book Festival, as well as a bronze medal in the Readers’ Favorite awards.
I hope you enjoy Secrets of Hominea! Thank you!
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