Part 2 of 3: due soon

Book 3: it’s on the way also

Broken Bond

The Books of Neven Trilogy Book 2

Two Kids, One Kidnap

A missing person poster for a man last seen 30 years ago, asking viewers to contact if they see him, with the names Archer and Mimi Price.

Twins Archer and Mimi Price have a growing to-do list. Item Number Two is to rescue Mum, who has been kidnapped by King Francas of Neven.

The twins gather a team of rescuers, including Toby, who’s no longer collecting dog poo, hunter/tracker Pachina, and a mix of adults because, well, sometimes adults can be helpful.

Together, they scour the highs and lows of Neven, searching for Mum, whose cunning kidnappers are always one, two, or even three steps ahead.

As the group faces off against giant trolls, tiny goblins, and fearsome golems, Mimi and Archer try not to lose sight of Item Number One: track down their elusive grandad.

Broken Bond continues the tale that began in

Broken Truth.

Broken Bond

Chapter Bite

Archer and Mimi Price were far from home.  

Archer and his twin sister, Mimi, called Marshton their home. They were in Neven, an ancient medieval kingdom. You wouldn’t find Neven in a travel brochure or on a website. It wasn’t a place you could reach by car, plane, or ship.

You needed a magical cube, which the twins found in Nan’s attic.

The twins had some problems:

Problem #1: Archer and Mimi’s grandfather, Sam Brown, had been missing for thirty years.

Problem #2: Mum was kidnapped by Neven’s bad guys. One of them was a woman.

This is an image of a medieval gaoler.

The Gaoler–not your friend

This is an image of a medieval dungeon.

The dungeon–the disgusting smells and creepy sounds are still there. So are the rats–more of them

More places not to visit in Neven.

This is an image of a crowded medieval dock.

Calm Bay, Neven’s port for ships. It’s full of pirates, villains, and criminals. Sometimes, you’ll find a ship

This is an image of a noisy medieval tavern.

The Noisy Crow–a tavern in Akra. It’s also full of villains and criminals. No pirates, though. They’re at Calm Bay

Check out the Reader’s Blog