My novel: A Kingdom Asunder

I wrote a novel and have published through Amazon's kindle program.  I did the best I could with it but I can't afford cover art or an editor to take a look at it so I did the best I could with both those situations.  But if I can sell enough copies, maybe I can afford a real cover artist and editor the next book :)

Synopsis:

Warrior prince Drago Nermanue and his kingdom of Dryefuss become the target of the Diastone church, a religion bent on continental domination. Another enemy, the demonic scourge known as Fallen, keeps them at bay but when the two conspire together to bring down Dryefuss, a chain of events is set off that could not only change Drago's life but time itself.

  Amazon.com: A Kingdom Asunder (Until the End of Time Book 1) eBook : Bish, J.A.: Kindle Store






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