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TIME FOR THE BIG COVER REVEAL!

Ferren and the Doomsday Mission, sequel to Ferren and the Angel, comes out on July 29th. And the cover – you guessed it – is by the fabulous Lena Betti again!

U.S. AWARD FOR FERREN AND THE ANGEL!!!!

Ferren and the Angel has just taken the Silver Award in this year’s Reader Views Literary Awards! Yay! 

The award is in the Teen Fiction category, and it’s the top fantasy novel in the category. Yay and triple yay!

GOODREADS GIVEAWAY – PRINT COPIES OF FERREN AND THE ANGEL (U.S. ONLY)

To celebrate the Reader Views Silver Award AND the announcement of a release date for the second Ferren book – Ferren and the Doomsday Mission on July 29th – IFWG Publishing is giving away 5 PRINT COPIES of Ferren and the Angelfree on GoodReads. You have to be a US resident, because that’s the limit of the GoodReads giveaways program right now. (Well, US and Canada, but IFWG Publishing would have a postage problem for Canada.) Sorry, everywhere else! But if you’re a US resident, jump in and enter!

WHERE TO BUY FERREN AND THE ANGEL

Ferren and the Angel is available online at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, GoodReads, Kobo, Apple Books and more. Also good bookshops everywhere. RRP in the US is $16.99 for print, $5.99 for ebook.

TIME TO REVEAL THE TRAILER (AGAIN)!!!

Check out the amazing video trailer created by Liana Burrage –

AND HERE’S THE COVER REVEAL (AGAIN)!!!

the cover of Ferren and the Angel
Elena Betti’s Cover

Spectacular image by Italian artist and designer, Elena Betti! It shows Miriael the Fourteenth Angel of Observance as she plummets from the sky, shot down by Humen forces in the thousand-year war between Heaven and Earth. Which is where the book begins …

JOIN ME IN A WORLD OF ANGELS AND APOCALYPSE!!

Some advance reviews are starting to come in. Here’s what Diane Donovan, Senior Reviewer at Midwest Book Review had to say on Ferren and the Angel:

“Its powerful, unpredictable brand of fantasy is highly recommended for young adult to adult readers and for libraries seeking something refreshingly new in the fantasy genre …

… Richard Harland’s approach to entwining the perceptions, lives, and clashes between very different peoples is thoroughly engrossing. From Hypers and Residuals and pale threatening ghosts to mechanical actions that happen all by themselves with no humans at the helm, Ferren’s journey introduces him to realizations that he never saw coming.

Pair spiritual, philosophical, and social struggles with the unusual friendship that rises between an angel and a human of opposing forces, add sound effects and clashes that challenge their roles and perceptions, and build a firm relationship from a shaky foundation of mistrust for a sense of the powerful and disparate forces contrasted and profiled in Ferren and the Angel.

Midwest Book Review

And here’s Alexandria Ducksworth of Independent Book Review:

The worldbuilding here is addictive … This story has a great plot, some incredible conflict, and secrets just waiting to be revealed. Dystopian fans are in for a treat.

 Independent Book Review

More reviews on my Blog>Reviews page

Richard Harland photo

I guess I’m best known for the steampunk world of Worldshaker and its sequels, but this world of the Ferren Trilogy goes one step further! It has steampunk qualities in parts, with the Humen armies and the Humen camp, but it also has the transcendental sublime of angels and Heaven. I’ve aimed to recreate and fully imagine the traditional lore of theological ‘angelology’.

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