The Christian Fiction Review Blog is touring Caprice Hokstad's 'Nor Iron Bars A Cage' for the month of February. To initiate my new blog, The Time Mistress, I've chosen Ms. Hokstad's book as my first review of the year. And with one's own blog, one has license to post not just once, but as many times as one wants! And I'm going to do just that. Though this first post is general information about the book, I will be posting through out the rest of the week a bit more in depth. So without further ado, let us take a general look at Caprice Hokstad's 'Nor Iron Bars A Cage'.
Synopsis: Two baby boys are lost in the hostile country of Ganluc--one the firstborn son of a prince and princess (third in line for the Royal Throne of Latoph no less) and the other an illegitimate half-breed born to an Itzi slavegirl and fathered by a licentious owner who was executed for treason. Ouch! Yet Duke Vahn, the afore mentioned prince, is determined to rescue both of these boys. Scores of knights and bounty hunters have risked their lives trying to retrieve them, yet none can even find a clue to their whereabouts. When all else fails, a bold plan is proposed to send Vahn's most trusted servant posing as a runaway slave in order to gather information. Reluctantly, Vahn sends a strange trio off to Ganluc--his brave captain, a middle-aged healer, and an Itzi slave. Little does he know what challenges await both the trio and his own house, now forced to survive without its key leaders.
You can also check out the Christian Fiction Review Blogs daily posts on this book at http://cfrblog.blogspot.com/
And don't forget to check out the book on amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0615163602?ie=UTF8&tag=welctolato-20&linkCod
The author's own website http://www.latoph.com/
Barnes and Noble _http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=978061516
Lulu.com which has the best deal going for obtaining a copy http://www.lulu.com/caprice
Synopsis: Two baby boys are lost in the hostile country of Ganluc--one the firstborn son of a prince and princess (third in line for the Royal Throne of Latoph no less) and the other an illegitimate half-breed born to an Itzi slavegirl and fathered by a licentious owner who was executed for treason. Ouch! Yet Duke Vahn, the afore mentioned prince, is determined to rescue both of these boys. Scores of knights and bounty hunters have risked their lives trying to retrieve them, yet none can even find a clue to their whereabouts. When all else fails, a bold plan is proposed to send Vahn's most trusted servant posing as a runaway slave in order to gather information. Reluctantly, Vahn sends a strange trio off to Ganluc--his brave captain, a middle-aged healer, and an Itzi slave. Little does he know what challenges await both the trio and his own house, now forced to survive without its key leaders.
You can also check out the Christian Fiction Review Blogs daily posts on this book at http://cfrblog.blogspot.com/
And don't forget to check out the book on amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0615163602?ie=UTF8&tag=welctolato-20&linkCod
The author's own website http://www.latoph.com/
Barnes and Noble _http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=978061516
Lulu.com which has the best deal going for obtaining a copy http://www.lulu.com/caprice
5 comments:
I like your girlie look. Well, we started out the same way today, with the synopsis. So what can I say? Nice title for the blog. ;-D
Hi Geralyn!
Aren't you the efficient one?Thanks for posting the links and cover and all. Love the wallpaper too. Small item: it looks like the text is fine in the Lulu link, but the code got those nasty underscores in it, so if you click it, it comes up as an error. Try this one: http://www.lulu.com/caprice. I'd hate for anyone to miss the best deal. :)
Oh hey thanks for the new lulu link!
And yes, it IS rather girly, isn't it? LOL!!!
Geralyn, I'm proud of you. THREE posts during the tour. What an amazing feat. I should know since I do SEVEN (but I usually have them done ahead of time). Your insights are great, and you tantalize rather than tell everything. And if Caprice is observant, one of your posts has a great blurb she can use for her next book. It's the last paragraph of your 2nd post I believe. Thank you so much.
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