Jacob Airey

Book Announcement! Here it comes!

It is with great pleasure that I announce my next project after Cacophony will be ready soon. That’s correct! After years of writing, rewriting, drafting, editing, more drafting, and more editing, my next novel The Seven Royals: All Good Things is on track to be published by the end of the year.

For those of you who do not know about my story, I have been trying to get this book published for sometime with many struggles and processes along the way. I almost signed on with a Ponzi-scheme vanity publisher. That would have been a disaster. Fortunately, that situation resolved itself. After years of writing, rewriting, drafting, editing, more drafting, and more editing it is ready. Soon the beta-reading process will begin.

It has been a painstaking process, but The Seven Royals: All Good Things has been such a joy to write, I hope it is a joy to read once it has been published.

Here is synopsis:

In a world of sword and sorcery, seven young royals have been banished from their kingdoms by an evil mage and a grieving emperor, but under the leadership of Prince Jasher, they will return to claim their birthright and set their people free.

Jasher, Philip, Talia, Connor, Rapunzel, James, and Belle were living peaceful lives until Emperor Midas and the evil magician Fabius Thorne attacked their lands with their dark army. The young Dragon Prince Jasher is put into a frozen sleep while the others are scattered for their protection. Ten years later, Jasher awakens with a mystical blue sword and sets out to find the other six. Along the way, the royals encounter friends, foes, and unexpected allies as they journey back to their homeland. However, Thorne’s apprentice Omri is hot on their trail with murder on his mind.

I hired an excellent artist, Rebecca Shapiro, to do the cover art and she has been fantastic. Check out her work here.

There is still a bit of work to do. I have to put the final touches on the last draft and hire an excellent editor, but I now have a decent timetable and will hopefully be done with it soon.

Also, in case you missed it, I co-hosted Daily Wire’s Friday Live show with the one and only Elisha Krauss:

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