Quest of the Covenant
Raising dragons is a daunting task for the Dragon-Called, especially when they’re faced with the ever present evil of the Olcas Mogwai.
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If you like spunky heroines and charismatic heroes, intertwined story threads, and a world that comes to life, you’ll love Peter Cruikshank’s Dragon-Called series.
Hold your breath as the dragons mature and get the third book in this Epic Fantasy series today!
Peter "PapaBear" Cruikshank
A Word From The Author
As an author my goal is to write tales that whisk the reader away to worlds of adventure; steep them in romance and wrap them in magic; bringing to life a believable place and time with fictional characters that the reader cares about.
Writing has always been in my blood. My love of writing started in my early teens when I cut my teeth on Sci-Fi and the passion has never left me. I live in Southern California with my beautiful and fetching wife, along with an exceedingly talkative cat, Mr. Bentley.
What Readers Are Saying
Reviews are a great way to let Peter know what you’re thinking, and it can also help potential Readers who want to hear about others’ experiences.
Engaging Medieval Fantasy
This is an engaging medieval fantasy novel well worth your time. “Fire of the Covenant” manages to go in unexpected directions while still hitting all the expected fantasy elements from wizards and dwarfs and dragons to expert swordsmen and charming ladies. There are four major protagonists, and each has an interesting role to play, an aspect which feels fresh to me. Scene to scene, there is always something to keep...
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Engaging Medieval Fantasy
This is an engaging medieval fantasy novel well worth your time. “Fire of the Covenant” manages to go in unexpected directions while still hitting all the expected fantasy elements from wizards and dwarfs and dragons to expert swordsmen and charming ladies. There are four major protagonists, and each has an interesting role to play, an aspect which feels fresh to me. Scene to scene, there is always something to keep you moving forward into the story, always a reason to turn the page. I stayed involved in the story and in its world, and look forward to reading the next books in the series as they become available.
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"It Is What It Is"
A mixture of Posts from the original It Is What It Is blog that ran from 2011 to 2017, along with new Posts representing Peter’s current life and where he is as a Writer today.Â
Something I Hate about Writing
When I decided to write novels, I pictured myself sitting at a desk pounding out one great line after another. Sitting in…
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