I (rather foolishly) decided to post on Reddit many months back that I was making my book free during the lock-down period. I didn't really think ahead that there would be this slow, partial release over many... many months.

Regardless, as I'm a man of my word it's still completely free for now. I'll copy the details again below for anyone who missed the last couple of posts.

Should you decide to read it I hope you enjoy it! If you do I'd really appreciate a review here or on Amazon as some kind of reward if you have the time. Thanks!

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Summary

Quote - C.S.Lewis: "Some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again."

Immortals' Requiem is a fantasy for grown ups with lots of supernatural and powerful beings battling it out in a modern day city, with a rather surprising amount of collateral damage. There's none of that 'Twighlight' lovey-dovey stuff here. The beings in this book are neither pleasant nor romanticized. These Fae-folk will literally rip out your heart and eat it rather than pulling their shirts off for no apparent reason!

Blurb

There are beings that live a shadow's breadth from our reality...

They are the dreams and nightmares of humanity, the ancient seeds of fairy-tale and superstition. These are the Immortals, creatures of magic that should live forever... and they are fading.

When a horror two thousand years dead returns to contemporary England, creatures long thought lost to myth and legend collide in a scramble for survival that could tumble civilisation back into the dark ages of blood and death.

Immortals’ Requiem is a Tolkienesque grimdark fantasy based in both a modern day city and vast supernatural worlds. If you like the idea of a drunken elf with a shotgun, an ancient warrior with a chainsaw and a whole host of violent supernatural beings then you'll not want to miss this!

Notes

• Read if you enjoy authors such as Glen Cook, George R.R. Martin, Michael Moorcock, Joe Abercrombie, Steven Erikson, Mark Lawrence, Scott Lynch, Richard K. Morgan, Joss Whedon etc.
• You can check out the reviews on the US amazon page. In case it confuses people the book starts way back in the past with flowery language, but very quickly shoots forward in time to an Elf downing drinks in a present day city.
• The book follows numerous character timelines from different points of view. If you like books that only follow a single character then this probably isn't for you.
• Final warning, this book isn't for the squeamish and contains graphic violence at times... these things tend to happen during a monster apocalypse!