Excellent book news today!

Am very happy today - got 2 pieces of good news about our books!

"The Quest for Nobility" has been featured on the Frugal eReader today:
http://www.thefrugalereader.com/2010/11/quest-for-nobility-book-1-rule-of.html

"The Crystal Facade" has received a great 4 star review:

4.0 out of 5 stars The First, November 11, 2010

By 

Richard E. Jackson (New Rochelle, NY United States) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: The Crystal Facade, Book 2 (The Rule of Otharia series) (Kindle Edition)

The Crystal Fascade by Debra L. Martin and David W. Small is the second book in the Rule of Otharia series. 

The Crystal Fascade has all of the good things that made The Quest for Nobility a good and enjoyable read for me. The authors build on the strong foundation and wealth of background from the first book. With the foundation already established, the authors focus more on the characters and story. The writing style and collaboration between the two authors has improved. Transitions from one scene were handled smoothly. 

This is a solid piece of work and like The Quest for Nobility, well worth the money especially if you are looking for a series where psychic powers are used. 

Done

The final chapter of "Quest for Nobility" has been posted over on our author pages, Otharia.com.

Find out what happened to our royal twins. Did they save the duchy? At what costs?

We hoped you enjoyed the book. The sequel, "The Crystal Facade" will be available soon as an e-book.

Chapter 35 is posted

Head on over to our author pages, Otharia.com, to read the latest installment in the saga of the Telkur twins and their friend Eclair.

There are only 6 more chapters left to the exciting climax. Will the trio find the traveling crystal in time to get home? And can they reach Otharia before Avikar worms his way onto the Telkur throne?

Stay tuned.....

Writing in 2010

Now that the holidays are over, Dave and I can concentrate on our next book. We are throwing around a couple of different ideas, a new fantasy story, a new scifi story or finishing book 3 of the "Rule of Otharia" trilogy. We plan to make the decision soon.

In the meantime, Chapter 30-The Con, is posted over at our author pages Otharia.com. Munroe is a master con artist, but has he met his match with our trio? How many "tests" will he throw at them before he relaxes a bit and trusts them? The twins have their own con going. They need to find that ancient crystal if they have any hope of ever returning to Otharia, but can they accomplish that without revealing who they really are? Who will win in the battle of the con?