My fantasy series, the Future History of the Grail, has been released on major non-Amazon platforms as downloadable e-books.
After several years exclusively available on Kindle and the Kindle Unlimited subscription service, I have published my Future History of the Grail series on all other major ebook platforms. Fall of the Green Land, War for the Green Land, and Return to the Green Land are now available at Apple Books, Kobo, Barnes & Noble, Tolino, Everand (formerly Scribd), and Smashwords, as well as several smaller platforms. The novels are also available in public libraries via OverDrive (Libby), Hoopla, BorrowBox, and Baker & Taylor. The ebooks will still be sold as a download on Amazon.
Links to non-Amazon platforms
These links will take you to the new platforms:
- Fall of the Green Land (Book 1)
- War for the Green Land (Book 2)
- Return to the Green Land (Book 3)
👉Be sure to write a review on your preferred platform!
Some genres perform poorly on KU
Why the change? I believed the stories would do well on Kindle Unlimited, but time has shown that certain genres perform poorly. Participating in KU means forsaking all other sales platforms, which prevented me from offering them for sale on competitors’ sites. Frankly, I should’ve pulled the books from KU a lot sooner, but other priorities got in the way, such as screenplay writing and my new YouTube channel for the Bureau of Environmental Security. Oh well, live and learn.
Re-imagining a classic
The Future History of the Grail is a gusty re-imagining of the Arthurian legends. All your favorite characters — King Arthur, Guinevere, Percival, Lancelot, and many new characters — are placed on a future Earth protected by the Great Machine, which keeps the world’s climate in balance. However, the Great Machine is failing, and Percival must find a component, the Lost Grail, to repair the device. Without it, humanity and the biosphere face extinction brought about by a runaway environmental crisis.
If you love Naomi Novik’s mythic fantasy, N.K. Jemisin’s world-shaping sagas, and Arthurian retellings such as Cursed and The Mists of Avalon, you’ll be captivated by this powerful blend of legend, science fiction, and climate fiction.
Have you read the first book, Fall of the Green Land? Tell me what you think in the comments.