For King and Country is a finalist in the Chaucer Awards for Pre-1750 Historical Fiction

I am delighted to announce that For King and Country has been named a finalist in the Chaucer Awards for Pre-1750 Historical Fiction.

Chanticleer Book Reviews runs the annual competition as a way to recognize “emerging new talent and outstanding works.” My novel has made it through Round 1. Finalists compete through 2 more rounds for a coveted “First In Category” in their sub-genres, mine being Dark Ages/Medieval. After Round 3, the First in Category for each sub-genre is announced. Fingers crossed!

Helena Schrader, whom I interviewed in August and who interviewed me earlier this month is also a finalist. And I recognize 2 other names – Prue Batten and Jean Gill – both writing medieval. Competition will be tough.

For the full list of finalists visit: http://www.chantireviews.com/2016/10/10/chaucer-awards-for-pre-1750-historical-fiction-2016-finalists/

  1. Cryssa Bazos Avatar

    How exciting! Very well deserved

    1. Char Avatar

      Thank you, Cryssa! Your book reviews have meant a lot to me!

  2. jadey36 Avatar
    jadey36

    Congratulations!

    1. Char Avatar

      Thanks, jadey!

  3. huntersjones Avatar

    Congrats & well deserved! xoxo


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