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We are honored to host our fellow author and friend, Rebecca M. Zornow as she celebrate the third book in her Landsome Series!
ABOUT THE BOOK
At series end, how can Dottie save Draw from a plot gone wrong?
The ask-questions-later, fight-now hero of Landsome has always been reckless, but this time Sir Ironclaw has abducted Lord Draw to make a dangerous trade with the Dark Mage.
Dottie and Queen Elthra won’t let the men they love face danger alone, but Dottie knows the series ending hangs in a balance, turning a rescue mission into a bid for the fictional queendom’s future. When Queen Elthra discovers the lies Dottie has crafted as her magical royal advisor, the two are set at odds, even as they battle the powers of the Dark Mage and his sentient palace with an unusual hunger.
As a reader, Dottie knows how the book ends—with the death of Lord Draw. If she’s going to save him, she must put her reader knowledge to the test as the series’s biggest fan, even as the Queendom of Landsome transforms into something no reader has seen before.
Learn more about the first two books in the series!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rebecca M. Zornow writes science fiction and fantasy books for overthinkers & romantics. She lives in Wisconsin.
Rebecca M. Zornow is a 2024 Appleton Sidewalk Poet, the 2020 winner of the Hal Prize, a 2016 Peace Corps Storytelling finalist, and has written for numerous print and digital publications.
Her debut novel, It’s Over or It’s Eden, is a first contact novel set in the Rocky Mountains after Earth loses the war against aliens.
Her space opera series, The Displacement Duology, includes Dangerous to Heal and Negotiated Fate, and tells the story of a woman who has the ability to heal others and the galactic corporation that wants to monetize her.
Rebecca’s newest books are Landsome Roads and Landsome Ruins, a fantasy romance series about a reader who goes into her favorite series.
Rebecca is a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association and the Wisconsin Writers Association.
Rebecca is an alumna of Lawrence University. After graduation, she served in the Peace Corps where she started school libraries and an art club in rural eSwatini. Rebecca is a former magazine editor-in-chief and runs the book coaching business Conquer Books. Rebecca is also a board member of the Caneille Regional Development Fund.
We are honored to host our fellow author and friend, Rebecca M. Zornow as she celebrate the third book in her Landsome Series!
ABOUT THE BOOK
At series end, how can Dottie save Draw from a plot gone wrong?
The ask-questions-later, fight-now hero of Landsome has always been reckless, but this time Sir Ironclaw has abducted Lord Draw to make a dangerous trade with the Dark Mage.
Dottie and Queen Elthra won’t let the men they love face danger alone, but Dottie knows the series ending hangs in a balance, turning a rescue mission into a bid for the fictional queendom’s future. When Queen Elthra discovers the lies Dottie has crafted as her magical royal advisor, the two are set at odds, even as they battle the powers of the Dark Mage and his sentient palace with an unusual hunger.
As a reader, Dottie knows how the book ends—with the death of Lord Draw. If she’s going to save him, she must put her reader knowledge to the test as the series’s biggest fan, even as the Queendom of Landsome transforms into something no reader has seen before.
Learn more about the first two books in the series!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rebecca M. Zornow writes science fiction and fantasy books for overthinkers & romantics. She lives in Wisconsin.
Rebecca M. Zornow is a 2024 Appleton Sidewalk Poet, the 2020 winner of the Hal Prize, a 2016 Peace Corps Storytelling finalist, and has written for numerous print and digital publications.
Her debut novel, It’s Over or It’s Eden, is a first contact novel set in the Rocky Mountains after Earth loses the war against aliens.
Her space opera series, The Displacement Duology, includes Dangerous to Heal and Negotiated Fate, and tells the story of a woman who has the ability to heal others and the galactic corporation that wants to monetize her.
Rebecca’s newest books are Landsome Roads and Landsome Ruins, a fantasy romance series about a reader who goes into her favorite series.
Rebecca is a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association and the Wisconsin Writers Association.
Rebecca is an alumna of Lawrence University. After graduation, she served in the Peace Corps where she started school libraries and an art club in rural eSwatini. Rebecca is a former magazine editor-in-chief and runs the book coaching business Conquer Books. Rebecca is also a board member of the Caneille Regional Development Fund.