All three Archer books in one omnibus edition covering the years 1120 to 1125. "The Archer": Down of his luck, bowmaker and veteran archer Will Archer returns to a scene of a chivalric act many years earlier, dreading to meet the woman who holds his heart. "The Archer's Apprentice": Robin Archer cannot help but follow his father in an act of chivalry for a Lady Elenor who needs his help in a race against time. "The Archer's Lady": the Archer’s family are tied into a plot to steal the throne of … [Read more...] about The Archer’s Trilogy by Tony Spencer
Euclid’s Fire: The Stones of Archimedes by Michael Cottle
6 magic stones were created by the ancient wizard, 5 of them shaped as platonic solids, and the 6th one as a sphere. But when the wizard died, the stones were cursed by the Archdemon, and with them all of Candora. Many years in the future, a half-elf/half-human that is born is named after the mathematical constant e. Unlike everyone else in Candora, e has no special talent, but at a young age, he has a near death experience. It is at this time that he meets a lifelong mentor from earth's ancient … [Read more...] about Euclid’s Fire: The Stones of Archimedes by Michael Cottle
Interview with Author – Michael Wayne Cottle
About Michael Wayne Cottle: I was born and raised in Alabama and a borderline math nut with a common sense approach to life. I am a self-admitted night owl by nature, a writer and publisher of musical melodies, an applied discrete mathematician, coffee drinker, a part-time redneck, comedian, chemist, woodworker, father and husband. However, only a couple of those traits bring in any significant revenue and I only hold a Master’s Degree in mathematics. What inspires you to write? Reflection … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Michael Wayne Cottle
