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Next Casca story will be Casca 62: The Nationalist, set during the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s, and sees Casca fighting on the side of Franco against the Republicans. I am halfway through it and expect the story to be released around March next year. ... See MoreSee Less
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I have just started reading Casca this year, so alot more books to read but good to see there still been published
That should be good
March can't come soon enough
The Scot is up on amazon now so anyone who'd like to leave a review or just a star mark please feel free. I'm hoping those who said to me they liked it do so to up the average rating since so far its only got 3 star marks. No review so I don't know why they thought it an average story. ... See MoreSee Less
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Update - thanks to those who put up new markers and to Misty Gwaltney who did a review. Much appreciated.
Released on kindle, Casca 61: The Scot ... See MoreSee Less
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Got it 😁
Just a reminder to all, the last posting date to North America to guarantee delivery by Christmas is the28th November (tomorrow) so if you have any intention to order a book, best do it NOW. Also, my stock of Casca 61: The Scot is getting low and I won't be able to replenish it before the last posting date. ... See MoreSee Less
Casca New | Casca Rufio Loginus
Casca 61: The Scot $13.95 Casca 60: The Prussian $13.95 Casca 59: The Explorer $13.95 Casca 58: The Hunter $13.95 Casca 57: The Red Rose $13.95 Casca 56: The Iron Duke’s Man $13.95 Casca 55: The Moo...1 CommentComment on Facebook
Ordered, recieved, read and stored away.
Siren's Daughter is now up on both Kobo for ebooks and on my website for paperbacks. ... See MoreSee Less
Siren's Daughter ebook by Tony Roberts - Rakuten Kobo
Read "Siren's Daughter" by Tony Roberts available from Rakuten Kobo. Being the daughter of two famous musicians might seem to be an ideal upbringing to live in, but to Mollie Geddes-Long, t...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Excited to have my latest novel ready for printing, Siren's Daughter, and here's the artwork as done by Lisa Ravenscroft who has, as usual, done a bang-up job! ... See MoreSee Less
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Been on a mission the last 4 weeks. September has been a case of posting the orders for Casca 61 and writing my next story, which is Siren's Daughter, the 6th tale in my Siren series. I was in the zone, so the expression goes, and have done it in 4 weeks, 116,000 words. Bonkers. ... See MoreSee Less
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Casca ever going to make it malta, around 1565???..asking for a friend!..lol
I know sometimes we moan about some of the services we use, but hell... one of my book orders went from the post office in Bedminster where I presented it, to the recipient's address in California in FOUR DAYS. Insane! ... See MoreSee Less
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Yes its pretty efficient these days. During covid lockdown it dragged like a lame donkey.
Think i did get mine pretty quick
Now on kindle, my 10th Kastania novel Choice of Chastity. ... See MoreSee Less
Choice of Chastity (Chronicles of Kastania Book 10)
War has come to Adnea and Prince Amsel Koros has to show his leadership abilities to his embattled garrison and people. While he determines whether to endure the siege or try to drive the Epatamians o...1 CommentComment on Facebook
Great book. Great series.
Interesting video showing the inaccuracies of three particular films, the middle one being Braveheart which will be of interest to those of you who have bought or who will buy my latest novel 'Casca 61: The Scot' which is about the William Wallace revolt in Scotland. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well if the media cannot get the news right, then is it any surprise that holly wood presents fiction as historical truth.