Goblin Moon and Hobgoblin Night...

[Gary Compton]

We are getting close to the launch of Goblin Moon and so without further ado, here is the cover for the sequel which should follow soon after.

This was formerly the Gnomes Engine but this edition has some added short stories.

I cannot recommend these stories enough. Apart from the fact they are beautifully written. They are grippingly good and a lesson in how to write proppa!

 

[Brian G Turner]

[Clicks "Like" button]

 

[Ursa major]

I like that cover.


I've been waiting for The Gnome's Engine ever since I finished Goblin Moon. (Now it'll be a case of "Is it here yet?" [...] "Is it here yet?" [...] "Is it here yet?" [....])

 

[Gary Compton]

I like that cover.


I've been waiting for The Gnome's Engine ever since I finished Goblin Moon. (Now it'll be a case of "Is it here yet?" [...] "Is it here yet?" [...] "Is it here yet?" [....])

I will send you a review copy to your Kindle if you are interested?

 

[Jo Zebedee]

Looks fab!

 

[Ursa major]

That's okay, Gary. Waiting is good for the soul (or something like that).


But I might be interested in getting both books in paper form when they go on sale.

 

[Gary Compton]

No worries.

Both books have a dedicated page, so get yourself over and "Like," then you will get updates on your timeline, as if by Magic.

https://www.facebook.com/themaskanddaggerduology

 

[TheDustyZebra]

I will definitely need a paper copy, as I simply cannot remember to read things on my iPad. Poor Goblin Moon is the first thing I bought for it, over a year ago, and it's still waiting for my dreadful memory.

 

[Gary Compton]

I will definitely need a paper copy, as I simply cannot remember to read things on my iPad. Poor Goblin Moon is the first thing I bought for it, over a year ago, and it's still waiting for my dreadful memory.

The paperback has some amazing formatting that makes it look and feel like an old book. Teresa and I have worked really hard on it and the other day she said, "I was amazing."

I had to get matron to put me to bed with a tablet, no-one has ever said that to me

 

[Liese]

Great news! Especially the hitherto (couldn't resist using this word) unknown short stories!
The re-release will be a good opportunity to recommend Teresa's books in my reading group again.
It could also be worth to try for a reissue in Germany. The publisher has relaunched its fantasy department. They stopped for some years and have now restarted with less-trashy covers. And the market here is still atuned to paper-books. Last year there was a small rise in selling of paper books and a minute decline in ebooks!

May I ask whether the third book under the name of Madeline Howard will also appear one day?

 

[Juliana]

Very pretty! Have already ordered the paperback. I already have the old e-book, but I thought it would be nice to have Gary's edition, too.

 

[ratsy]

I bought the ebook a year or so ago because that was the only format to get it in. I don't typically read ebooks so it still sits there gathering inter-cob-webs. I will be buying the paperback edition for sure and am excited to finally read what I'm told is a great story. Can't wait.

p.s. I love that cover. The silhouette of the little goblin is awesome!