The New Land is going on tour with Rachel's Random Resources, if you wish to participate please contact me on rachel@rachelsrandomresources.com with your name, blog name, preferred post type and availability.
The New Land by Daisy Bourne
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Target Age: YA
Genre: Fantasy Fiction
Tour Dates: 26th November - 2nd December 2021
Publication Date: originally 2016 but republished in 2018.
Formats available: Kindle Copy, PDF and UK Paperbacks
Standalone First Book in the Tales of Avalon series
Estimated Page Count - 95
Types of post available: Reviews and basic promo / spotlight posts
Purchase Link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/New-Land-Tales-Avalon-Book-ebook/dp/B077PQPV3T/
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What happened to Arthur, King of the Britons, after he was allegedly killed on the battlefield? Legend has it that Merlin, the mighty sorcerer, put the king’s body in a boat and set it sail for a mysterious place called Avalon. However, many Britons refused to accept that Arthur was really dead: instead believing that Merlin had taken the king to a place of safety. There have been many theories as to the whereabouts of Avalon, but none proved to be accurate.
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The New Land is the first book in the Tales of Avalon series. It tells the story of how Arthur, magical beings, and other Britons, who feared for their lives, sought refuge in a far-off land. They hoped their new home would be a place where magical beings and humans could live together in peace and harmony. Did the travellers find the new life they so desired? Well, they certainly found a land full of surprise and adventure.
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The Avalonians soon find that they have to form new and unusual alliances in order to protect themselves against an unexpected enemy.
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If you like stories about witches, wizards, fairies, elves, giants, and unicorns, you will enjoy this book.
About Daisy Bourne
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Daisy Bourne was born in England, in 1917. Nothing much is known about her real parents, except that their lives were changed dramatically by the First World War. At the age of six, Daisy was unofficially adopted by a farmer and his wife. They changed her name and took her to Canada. There are several similarities between the real Daisy Bourne and her namesake in this book. To a small child, Canada, with its heavy snowfalls, huge forests, and grizzly bears, must indeed have seemed like some kind of new world. Although Daisy loved Canada and the farm on which she lived, she was not happy and ran away. She returned to England at the age of 16. In later life, she took up farming again. She also enjoyed her garden and preserving much of its produce. This is where the similarities between the real Daisy and the character in this book end. I am proud to use my mother’s birth name as a pseudonym when writing the Tales of Avalon series. My ambition is to one day write the story of the real Daisy Bourne. In the meantime, I shall work to complete the other seven books in the Tales of Avalon series
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Follow Daisy Bourne
Website - http://www.talesofavalon.co.uk/
Blog Tour Schedule
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Capacity per day as shown. Confirmed blogs will appear here.
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26th November
27th November​
28th November
29th November
30th November
1st December
2nd December