UPDATE 5pm 31/07/2019 – The blog tour is now full, but reviewers are still wanted! Please contact me directly.
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There is just one space left in the October blog tour run by Rachel’s Random Resources. If you love audiobooks and fantasy with mystery, why not give Visions of Zarua a try?
If you are not lucky enough to get on the tour, contact me direct and I can send you a free download code. All I ask in return is for an honest review to be posted on audible and amazon. The codes are for UK and US reviewers only, sorry about that.
Check out all the great reviews of the book so far on Amazon. You can listen to a sample of the audiobook, which showcases the skills of the narrator in bringing my characters to life.
Here’s a taste – ‘Suzanne Rogerson has crafted a novel with a mix of fantasy, mystery, and magic. The story is told from two timelines, 350 years apart. There wasn’t any point in the story where I felt confused. I knew where we were in the story the entire time, and I couldn’t put it down. This is full of choices and secrets, with flawed and well-developed characters. The magic system is unique, the world building is top notch and the mystery is intriguing. I highly recommend checking Visions of Zarua out!’ – JESSICA BELMONT – 5 STAR AMAZON REVIEW.
You can also buy the audiobook on itunes or audible where it’s free to listen to with your monthly credit.
Not an audible member but fancy a free 30 day trial? If you use the link below to join and listen to Visions of Zarua as your first book, both myself and the awesomely talented narrator Guy Barnes will receive a small reward.
UK readers – Audible link
US readers – Audible link
French readers – Audible link
German readers – Audible link
Blurb
Two wizards, 350 years apart. Can they save the realm of Paltria from Zarua’s dark past?
An ancient darkness haunts the realm of Paltria.
Apprentice wizard Paddren is plagued by visions of a city on the brink of annihilation. When his master dies in mysterious circumstances, the Royal Order of Wizards refuses to investigate.
Helped by his childhood friend, the skilled tracker Varnia, and her lover Leyoch, Paddren vows to find the killer.
The investigation leads Paddren down a sinister path of assassins, secret sects and creatures conjured by blood magic. But he is guided by a connection with a wizard from centuries ago – a wizard whose history holds the key to the horror at the heart of the abandoned city of Zarua. Can Paddren decipher his visions and save the Paltrian people before the dark menace of Zarua’s past is unleashed?
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Suzanne Rogerson – Author of epic and heroic fantasy
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I’ll share this so I hope more people check it out! I’d love to listen to your book after reading it before. I’m still going to re-post my review of Visions of Zarua on my blog soon, but I’d love to hear it after listening to an exerpt. I’m not on audible at the moment though and don’t want to sign up yet as I dont have much time at the moment and I’d want to make the most of the free trial when i get it, lol. I know a new review wouldn’t coun’t as extra on Amazon’s listings as they are all pooled together but I’d still love to listen to it and could do a seperate review on my blog. By the way I’m still reading The Sentinel’s Reign, not quite finished, although close, I don’t know how you do it but you’ve really sucked me into that story, I completely zoned out yesterday when I had nearly the whole day to read it, i didn’t even realise at some point that the gas man (fixing my broken boiler) was talking to me I was so engrossed, lol
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I’m glad you’re enjoying The Sentinel’s Reign, I wonder what the gas man must have thought! I can’t wait to see your final thoughts on it.
I hope you do get the chance to listen to Visions of Zarua, it is a very different experience to reading it. I’d be happy to send you a code when you have time to listen – I’m not sure if you need to be a member to use it.
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I think you do need to be a member which is a bit of a shame as it would be cool to be able to buy audio books without that condition. I’ll try it in future though and I’ll let you know when I sign up. Yes I did hear him eventually but I felt so embarassed and silly for not paying him attention, lol. It’s the mark of good writing though 😉 ❤
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It certainly makes me feel good about the book!
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