Hello!

As you're sure to have noticed, I've started a Kickstarter based on this project. As such I'll be stubbing book one for the foreseeable future, then putting it up on Kindle Unlimited when the KS campaign is done. If it doesn't fund, I'll just be putting the ebook onto KU anyway. It's 32% funded as I write this and I'll add a link to the amazon series page when that is up. Thank you all for being such amazing people, and a special thank you to Nico (who will probably get a special card in the ten pack of cards in this kickstarter). I've put a link to the kickstarter below. Even if you can only pledge $1, it will make a difference.

If we hit 7k, then I can have audiobooks made for all of the backers.

I'll be pulling book one on Friday, February 7th (which is tomorrow).

Highlights from the campaign:

ABOUT THE BOOK

Caravan of Blades: Imagine Wagons is the first volume of a four part series. Book three and four are written but have yet to begun editing.

This book's true home is on another platform. Check it out there for the real experience.

What Else should you know about this book?

Comparable titles: A Summoner Awakens, Station Eleven, Frieren, All the Skills, Jakes Magical Market, Orconomics

Target Audience: Adults (Contains themes that may be trying for younger readers, frank discussions about death and dying as well as showing good interpersonal boundaries)

Length ~350 pages

Bonus content: Card artwork, character guides

BLURB OR OVERVIEW

“It’ll be a good opportunity,” they said. Little did they know.

Finley, the roving tinker and sales extraordinaire (who may or may not be an elf), would prefer to avoid the heroic riffraff and their suffocating, otherworldly hope. Unfortunately, the pantheon has other ideas which is ever noticeable when they keep dropping summoned heroes in his path, insistent that they’ll be the savior.

Why? Great question! Finley has no idea. His world has been overrun by zombies, so why bother? His business is already in turmoil–expected really, when the “regulars” would rather be eating brains than buying flowers for loved ones and the uninfected are busy trying to survive. Yet, the higher powers saw heroes as the solution. What’s a merchant meant to do with them? Or their worthless money in such a vile economy?

One thing is for sure… When the horde comes calling, you better have an escape plan.