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The life of William Reis was simple. Born a Reacher, he is a good miner, smith, and man. But William harbors a dream, to get into the prestigious and powerful Smithing Guild, a feat no one from his home has ever managed to accomplish. Though no one knows why…
To make his dream real, Will breaks an ancient law, and travels into the Mistlands to steal a shard of a dead god’s blood. A shard that will start a chain reaction of events that will not only shatter Will’s life, but the lives of those connected to him, none more than Duncan, his only living family.
For events are moving to bring about the return of a god long dead, and only William can complete the impossible task he has been set upon. He must find a way to stop not only those who stand in his way, as well as his own doubts and fears. For William Reis must become a figure out of legend, he must become a Forgemaster.
Blood of a Fallen God is a story of dead gods, blood curses, the corruption of power, and what we will do to save the lives of those we love. You are called to explore the world of the Forgemasters.
My name is Joshua C. Cook, and I’m embarking on new chapter in life. Namely, writing and self publishing sci-fi and fantasy eBooks. I’m not limiting myself to those genre’s, but those do seem to be my particular focus.
Back story: I’ve always been a voracious reader. At various times in my life I’ve read 6-10 books a week. There have been times over the years (I’m 45, so it’s been some years!) I’ve finished a book, and thought “Hmm.. that was.. OK. Not great, but OK.” and thought I could do better. But I never really acted on those thoughts. 5 years ago I decided to start jotting down in a notebook story ideas when I’d have them, which turned out to be semi often, and the most random times. But I still never actually acted on them, it was always a “sometime, someday” sort of project.
Release day for my next book! The days of the year where any writer gets to let something they have spent long hours working on,
It’s time for another ‘My reference books’ post. And my attempt to keep the blog at least somewhat relevant. So what’s this post about? “The
My reference books. The name sounds…old. But for me at least, I have a handful of books I use, and use often for both inspiration
Time to play catch up with the blog. Wow..April flew by. Which is weird as most of us, me included are in quarantine/shelter in place/stay
So yeah. I haven’t updated the blog since January, which considering the state of things in the world seems like forever and a day ago.
So.. it’s 2020. 2019 proved to be an interesting year for me in terms of writing. I finally made a book that seems to sell
The Anvil of Souls is having it’s last proofreading pass through. Launch in a few weeks!
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