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Series:
Princess Moxie, Book 3
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File Size:
4861 KB
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Print Length:
85 pages
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Publisher:
Strange Worlds Publishing (February 1, 2018)
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Publication Date:
February 1, 2018
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Sold by: Amazon
Digital Services LLC
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Language:
English
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ASIN:
B0775W1NWP
SYNOPSIS:
In this humorous
tale, it is now ten years since Moxie became Queen of Usca in south-west
Britain. A tribe of Picts shatters her peaceful reign by migrating from the
north and occupying territory just outside her border.
Moxie decides to
build a fort to help control the wild Picts. To her surprise, she discovers
that the fort has been built on land claimed by the forest fairies. Oberon, the
King of the fairies, destroys the fort using magic.
Moxie threatens
Oberon with military might. Oberon threatens Moxie with magic. To counter
Oberon, Moxie asks Camelot to send Merlin to help her out and Arthur agrees.
Once Merlin arrives,
Moxie demands that he confront Oberon and use magic spells to defeat the Fairy
King. Merlin isn’t thrilled by the request. Moxie wants him to cast field magic
spells, a type of spell casting that Merlin has never been able to master.
The Picts hear about
the fort and decide Moxie has become hostile. They determine to attack rather
than wait for Moxie to attack them.
Meanwhile, Moxie’s
only child, the ten-year-old daughter, Aethelwine, decides she won’t be the
next queen, leaving Moxie without an heir.
Tristan, a Knight of
the Round Table, has been exiled by Arthur for insulting all the nobles with
his songs and is staying in Moxie’s castle. He is working on a play to be staged
in Stonehenge. Tristan hopes the play will end his exile since it praises King
Arthur and Camelot
Faced with threats
from the fairies and the Picts, Moxie decides to take on the fairies. Merlin
tells Moxie and Oberon they are both idiots for fighting each other when the
real threat comes from the Picts who will be able to conquer both after they
fight a battle and are weakened by casualties.
Moxie and Oberon
agree to a treaty and combine forces to confront the Picts who have been
reinforced by boatloads of warriors.
Can Moxie and Oberon convince the Picts to back down?
And what about Aethelwine?
Is Tristan’s play any good?
And what about Aethelwine?
Is Tristan’s play any good?
Have you
ever read a story that is hard to share because you’re afraid of giving too
many spoilers? That’s how I feel about QUEEN MOXIE, a delightful new tale by
Hank Quense.
This
tantalizing story deals with King Arthur, knights, fairies, magic, fascinating
lands, and a queen trying to defend her throne and be a mother at the same
time. The football game (oops) adds a touch of reality and another layer of amusement
to this amazing story.
This fun
story is filled with adventure, humor, and eclectic characters. The queen has
her hands full defending her land and dealing with her nine-year-old rebellious
daughter. This tale will have you laughing from beginning to end.
QUEEN
MOXIE is a charming story that will give you an entertaining new outlook
on the era of King Arthur and the people of that region. This is a story you
won’t be able to put down.
Queen
Moxie by Hank Quense, Princess
Moxie Series (Book 3), Strange Worlds Publishing, @2018, ASIN: B0775W1NWP, 85 Pages, 4861 KB
FTC Full Disclosure – A copy of this book was sent to me
by the author. However,
receiving the complimentary copy did not influence my review. The thoughts are
completely my own and given honestly and freely.
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I feel sorry for Tristan! Still, I suppose he should have known better than to insult the Nobles. :)
ReplyDeleteIn my stories, Tristan is usually oblivious
DeleteFootball story? That's a unique addition.
ReplyDeleteIn my Camelot, warriors compete by playing football (soccer to us Yanks) instead of the shield wall. Less causalties that way
DeleteOh, this does sound fun, Mason. And there's something about ancient history that makes a good backdrop for the fantasy element of the story. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAncient history makes fro great fantasy satire
DeleteSounds like a really fun book!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Hank!
ReplyDeleteThis does sound like a fun book! Congratulations to Hank.
ReplyDeleteI hear you about the fear of giving away too many details, and yet it's not enough to just say, "It was awesome. GO read it!" LOL. Ah, the conundrum.
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