Strings of Chance by Jeff Pryor

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Published May 2019.

Written by Jeff Pryor.

"Life is a song, sing it well!" is probably my favourite tagline. This tale of fantasy and mystery follows Edson Pye on his (mis)adventures to win the Bard's Challenge. After an encounter with a mage, Edson finds himself the center of attention for his music...and murder.

​I worked on a manuscript assessment and follow-up copy edit on this novel. I immediately loved the idea of a bard as a protagonist—especially given that Edson's character is so well-written (even if I didn't like him immediately). It's a lighter fantasy with a whole heap of intrigue. Jeff Pryor did a solid job creating a believable world and even wrote several songs to immerse readers even further into this bard's story (also a new editing experience for me).

Available at Amazon CA

A. R. Lachance

Writer of fantasy and horror; editor of fiction, non-fiction, comics, and blogs.

https://scribecat.ca
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