Platinum Magic
by Bruce Davis
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Pub Date Jan 19 2018 | Archive Date Nov 30 2018
Brick Cave Books | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles
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Description
When King’s Agents Simon Buckley and Haldron Stonebender raid a suburban farmhouse, they expect to find an illegal bomb factory full of Orc terrorists. Instead, they end up killing the sister of the current Elf ruler, turning a straightforward police raid into an international incident.
Now, Simon and his team must battle terrorists, gangsters, and their own superiors to find the truth behind the High-Elf’s involvement and avert a war.
A Note From the Publisher
Cover Illustration, Thitipon Dicruen (xric7). Available as an Ebook for $8.99 (ISBN: 978-1938190407)
Marketing Plan
Look for Bruce around the country at great events such as Tucson Festival of Books and LA Times Festival of Books. He'll also be signing and talking to fans at Phoenix Comic Fest and San Diego Festival of Books. He is excited to book interviews an blog swaps.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781938190391 |
| PRICE | $15.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Sarah T, Reviewer
When on what they think is a regular raid, Simon Buckley leads his team, and they end up killing a High Elf who was performing some kind of weird ritual. She summoned golems, and seemed to be working some forbidden magic. Simon soon finds what was going on involves higher ups in the King's Agents, and is fighting for not only his job, but his life.
This story is a slow chess game with some action thrown in. Simon Buckley searches for answers to what is going on and why a respected, well known, High Elf would have been doing a questionable ritual at a place they suspected for a bomb factory. She also had an orc chained down as a captive, possibly to be used in the ritual.
There is also a bit of romance when someone is assigned to keep an eye on Simon. Simon of course doesn't trust this person and is weary at first, but after some time he starts to trust her. The romance I felt somewhat natural, and not forced. I even cheered for it to happen. I look forward to seeing what happens in the next book.
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