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Book Spotlight: Six Moons, Seven Gods (The Legends of Baelon) by Robert A. Walker

Welcome to the TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring author Robert A. Walker for his book, Six Moons, Seven Gods.

Book: Six Moons, Seven Gods
Author: Robert A. Walker
Publication Date: November 1, 2023
Genres: Fantasy, Adventure
Page Count: 305 pages
Publisher: –


About the Book

“One must be careful practicing deception. The easiest to deceive will always be one’s self.” 

The skilled thieves of the Takers Guild plot to overthrow the kingdoms of Baelon, but when their plans are thwarted by a prescient woman and her brooding daughter, they must turn to the League of Assassins for assistance. Meanwhile, retired royal guard Rolft Aerns returns to the palace of King Axil with an old score to settle. When they all cross paths–and swords–in the dark shadows of Fostead’s south end, nothing is as it seems and the murder count rises quickly. 

The long fingers of the Guild reach everywhere, and one overly ambitious thief is all it takes to spark a chain of events that will haunt the world of Baelon for many years to come. 

Six Moons, Seven Gods is book one in The Legends of Baelon.

Winner of Book Excellence Award for Best Medieval Fantasy, Chick Lit Cafe, November, 2023

Winner of Literary Titan Book Award, December, 2023

You can find Six Moons, Seven Gods here:
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About The Author

Robert A. Walker

I grew up in a small Northwestern town in Massachusetts. My father was a professional editor, so I’m sure the itch to play with words is something I inherited from him. I was always writing stories as a youth, and my dad would scribble all over them before handing them back to me. When I graduated college, I packed everything I owned into a small car with a rusted-out floorboard and headed west. I wound up in California where I found not only employment, but a
wife, and we have lived here happily with our dogs and a view of the Pacific Ocean ever since.
When I’m not fabricating tales, I can be found competing on local tennis courts or working on a
never-ending list of DIY house projects.

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