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So welcome to the world I have created and I hope you enjoy visiting often.-“Chick Lit Cafe is highly professional, personable, and so good at what they do-namely, increasing book sales by a substantial amount, working to get lasting exposure for your book and tailoring the best way for your books to reach the readers who will embrace, buy and love them. Love of family is important to me as I am sure it is to everyone and I convey this in my story.

I also love strong male leads who are not afraid to show their soft side. I love strong female characters, who are still able to convey a sense of vulnerability and be very relatable. Fifteen months and 1144 pages later I am very happy to present my story to all of you. The long winter months here in New England make it virtually impossible to go out very often, so I used this time to begin my story The Treasure of Gwenlais. My youngest son is severely disabled and I am his full-time caregiver. After fulfilling my dream of becoming a nurse, marrying the love of my life and having two wonderful sons, I have finally been able to fulfill my first dream of publishing my first book. I have been writing stories since I was ten years old and have always wanted to be an author. I have always loved fantasy and fell in love with Tolkien at age eleven. We raise an assortment of silly goats, quiet rabbits, far too many ducks and chickens, and a high strung Border collie cross named Gronk. Magee and I live in New England on our small farm with my husband and son.

Laurel and Caleb find themselves not only fighting for the peace and existence of their kingdoms, but fighting for their newfound love that is imperiled at every turn from a nameless enemy, and their own people as well. This fragile agreement was soon shattered by an attack from outside that threatens both kingdoms of Gwenlais and Heathwin. The long and bloody feud between Heathwin and the mysterious, frightening, and misunderstood, race of beings called the Rabkins, had finally reached an uneasy truce, by the hard fought and diligent efforts of Prince Caleb. The more refined people of Gwenlais find their neighbors and protectors of the West necessary, but consider them uncouth and sometimes barbaric. These dangers from an unknown enemy also unexpectedly throw her into the arms of Caleb, the warrior Prince of Heathwin, the nearby kingdom with which Gwenlais has a tense alliance. Princess Laurel of Gwenlais finds herself tragically and quickly thrust into a world of danger, so unlike the idyllic and sheltered life she has known.

The Treasure of Gwenlais by M.T. Magee