New Book Promotion: The Rise Of The Winter Queen by Henrietta Edwards

My writing friend, Ruth Loten, has got a new book out - book 3 in her series for children, 'The Courts'. These are fabulous books and definitely worth a read. Here are the details of the latest, and final, novel in the series, in her own words: 

 

The Courts are back... R.E. Loten/Henrietta Edwards

 

‘The Rise Of The Winter Queen’.

 

The book can be pre-ordered on Amazon if you read on kindle, or direct from my website in paperback or ebook format. Links are below. Sam, Henry and Arthur believe they have found the Winter Queen, but she believes Myraddin is the true ruler of The Courts. Have they got it wrong, or can they persuade her to become the ruler she was always meant to be? Join the Huntingdon brothers and their allies on this final adventure. What price will they have to pay to ensure the future of The Courts and the fulfilment of Lady Ilyana’s prophecy?

 

Links Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Henrietta-Edwards/author/B0BPYRSS7C?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1772916440&sr=8-1&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

Author Website: https://www.reloten.com/category/middle-grade-fantasy "If you have read any of my books and enjoyed them, PLEASE head over to Amazon or Goodreads and leave a review. They mean the absolute world to me and are a free way for you to support my writing and help it get seen by other readers." R.E Loten Amazon Henrietta Edwards Amazon R.E. Loten Goodreads Henrietta Edwards Goodreads

March Writing Prompts

 Writing Prompts:

1. Angels or cherubs  [This is the theme for the story, not necessarily the title]

 

2. It was an outlandish stroke of good fortune…. [you have to include this sentence somewhere in your story]

 

3. A story with one of the following titles:‘Will you have a drink?’, ‘Will you go with me?’, ‘What does she want?’ or ’Who you lookin’ at?’.

 

4. Choose one of the following and use it in your story: gold, amber, bronze, copper, coal, glass, porridge, glue, asbestos or granite.

 

5.Tell a story in the form of an article in a newspaper.