The Liar & the Knight
The Liar & the Knight
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A reluctant knight must travel to the island of Pastora to save his con artist friend.
After many years of fighting monsters, criminals, and corruption in the kingdom of Edra, Sir Willam Hornsby is tired. All he wants is to go home to his brothers in the village of Horntree and fish with them in the pond beyond the tall grass.
His plans are ruined when a courier comes carrying a letter, and he is honor-bound to answer an old friend's call for help.
Yevnir Goldleaf is a notorious con artist, greedy and conniving. His looks and charm have gained him many fortunes, and his gambling has lost them all. This time, he intends to keep the treasure that he's found. He has a plan, and Sir Willam is a crucial part.
The Hollow Mountain looms over the port town of Biverna, where dwarves and men quarrel and witches have long been ostracized.
Elk with twenty-pointed crowns roam the forests, and magical squirrel-like creatures climb the trees near the mountain's peak, but before our knight ever walks the Pastoran wood or climbs the mountain, he must sail through the Callaseen Strait. The strait is almost always calm, but when the clouds grow dark and the rain falls heavy, when lightning pierces the sky and the waves crash hard enough to rock a ship, it means something is coming, something that has long been waiting in the deep...
Praise for The Liar & the Knight:
"This book is full of adventure, loyalty, magical creatures and a yearning for the simple life. If you want a quick read to take you away from reality for a little, this is the book for you!" Rose Nkumu on amazon.com
"...Perfect recipe of magic and mystery!" Lee James on amazon.com
"A great story and well-written! I would recommend to everyone who enjoys a good adventure. Can’t wait for Reece’s next book." Dennis Cress on goodreads.com
"...you’ll be hooked from the start. Definitely pick up a copy if you’re a fantasy fan or if you’re looking for your next quick read full of adventure and interesting characters." Claire Stolley on amazon.com
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