The Phantom Archer by N. A. Shaw

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The Phantom Archer by N. A. Shaw

I’m excited today to be spotlighting The Phantom Archer by N. A. Shaw, a historical young adult fantasy novel. I’ve included the book description below.

Book Description

"Exciting historical fantasy adventure with twist of fairy tales, mythology, and magical creatures."

“Fables and fairytales are for silly hearts and children...”

When Gwen witnesses her friends death by a creature she didn't think existed she finds herself accused of his murder. On the run from the very beast that killed her friend, she finds an ally in the ghostly vigilante The Phantom Archer.

He protects her and together they discover that there is a reason the beast is hunting her and far more monsters are going to be on her trail...

Praise for The Phantom Archer:

"A cleverly plotted mystery / adventure packed full of twists and turns. A FINALIST and highly recommended!"

~ The Wishing Shelf Book Awards

"Absolutely brilliant book. Really enjoyed it, great story and compelling characters."

~ Amazon 5* Review

"A beautifully written novel, with a strong compelling story and characters. Part historical fiction, part supernatural, part murder mystery, it's a perfect blend of all three."

~ Amazon 5* Review

Buy Link:

Universal Buy Link: https://books2read.com/u/3ng9z5

This book is available to read on Kindle+.

Natalie Shaw Author

N.A Shaw lives in Hampshire where she works full time while fitting her writing around her day.

She loves history, folklore, and the supernatural and enjoys weaving these themes together in her novels.

Author Links:

Instagram: Instagram

TikTok: N.A Shaw Author (@n.a.shaw_author) | TikTok

Amazon Author Page: Amazon.com: Natalie Shaw: books, biography, latest update

Goodreads: N.A. Shaw (Author of The Phantom Archer) | Goodreads

Rachel Elwiss Joyce

Rachel Elwiss Joyce, Author of Historical Fiction.

Exploring power, loyalty, and love in turbulent medieval England.

Rachel came to novel writing later in life, but she has always been passionate about history, storytelling, and the forgotten voices of women. She writes meticulously researched, immersive historical fiction that brings overlooked heroines into the light.

She started inventing tales about medieval women living in castles when she was just six years old—and never stopped. But when she discovered the extraordinary story of Nicola de la Haye, the first female sheriff, who defended Lincoln Castle from a French invasion and became known as ‘the woman who saved England’, Rachel knew she had found a heroine worth telling the world about.

Lady of Lincoln is her debut novel, the first book in her Nicola de la Haye Series, with sequels to follow.

https://rachelelwissjoyce.com
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