Wednesday 21 October 2015

PROMOTION - BANISHED SONS OF POSEIDON BY ANDREW J. PETERS

Title: Banished Sons Of Poseidon
Author: Andrew J. Peters
Genre: Fantasy, YA, LGBT
Publisher: Bold Strokes
Release Date: 14th October 2015

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After escaping from a flood that buried the aboveground in seawater, a fractured group of boys contend with the way ahead and their trust of an underground race of men who gives them shelter. For sixteen-year-old Dam, whose world was toppling before the tragedy, it's a strange, new second chance. There are wonders in the underworld and a foreign warrior Hanhau who is eager for friendship despite Dam's dishonorable past.
But a rift between his countrymen threatens to send their settlement into chaos. Peace between the evacuees and Hanhau's tribe depends on sharing a precious relic that glows with arcane energy. When danger emerges from the shadowed backcountry, Dam must undertake a desperate mission. It's the only hope to make it home to Atlantis. It's the only way to save Hanhau and his people.


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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Andrew J. Peters is the author of the Werecat series and two books for young adults: The Seventh Pleiade and Banished Sons of Poseidon. He grew up in Buffalo, New York, studied psychology at Cornell University and has spent most of his career as a social worker and an advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth. Andrew lives in New York City with his husband and their cat Chloe.

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PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

“Varied, vivid landscapes will entice discerning fantasy readers, and beefy vocabulary keeps the narrative hearty. A marriage of equality among fantasy, mythology, action and same-sex romance. (Fantasy. 14 & up)” 
~ Kirkus Reviews

“Suspenseful, edgy, and emotional.”
~ 2014 Rainbow Awards Judges Honorable Mention

“What makes this book different is the quality of the prose and the character of Aerander. I found myself not wanting to stop reading and marked this author as one to follow.” 
~ Reviews by Amos Lassen




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