The Power We Share

by Elyse Guttenberg

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Pub Date Sep 29 2020 | Archive Date Oct 31 2020

Murphy Dome Press

Sci Fi & Fantasy | Women's Fiction

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Description

The heist is on.

Molly Sinclair is a pirate and a witch, and if there’s a chance at gold, she’s going to take it.

The isles are a magical world, bordered by ice but never cold. A world where everyone is born human or witch, and magic is the currency of choice. Spells are bought, packaged and sold by the powerful witch’s guild and Molly wants nothing to do with them.

Molly is a craftborn witch, more powerful than most, yet forced to hide her skills. She longs to be free: to sail her ship, protect her younger brother, and stay clear of scheming marketeers, the governor, an absent king and the guild.

But tension in the isles runs high. The years of plenty are fading and people are poor. Power is shifting, and freedom costs money.

When Molly steals a chest full of spells from the governor’s palace, his not-so-royal nephew steps in and a search begins.

Now, Molly needs to find out who is lying and who is telling the truth before the final battle destroys them all.

The heist is on.

Molly Sinclair is a pirate and a witch, and if there’s a chance at gold, she’s going to take it.

The isles are a magical world, bordered by ice but never cold. A world where...

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A Note From the Publisher

Elyse Guttenberg writes by day and at night wields her chain saw on 20 acres of discontinuous permafrost in Fairbanks, Alaska. She is the recipient of an Alaska State Council on the Arts Individual Fellowship in Literature and an Artist Initiative Award. Her first novel Sunder, Eclipse and Seed was shortlisted for Best First Fantasy by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts. Summer Light and Daughter of the Shaman are Alaskan prehistories. Other work appears in The Women’s Press Book of New Myth and Magic; Spaceships and Spells; Faces of Fantasy, About Place Journal and other publications. Her newest novel, THE POWER WE SHARE, leaves Alaska for the high seas and the adventures of Molly Sinclair, pirate, craftborn witch and thief extraordinaire.

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Advance Praise

For prior titles:

SUNDER, ECLIPSE AND SEED was shortlisted for Best First Fantasy by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts.

"With beautiful images of the gods, their portals and far lands... Guttenberg weaves an intriguing story around a surprisingly strong frameworkd of dreams." -- Locus Magazine

For SUMMER LIGHT:

"Move over Jane Auel. There's a bright new entry in the prehistoric-fiction genre, and it's great."-- Alaska Magazine.

For prior titles:

SUNDER, ECLIPSE AND SEED was shortlisted for Best First Fantasy by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts.

"With beautiful images of the gods, their portals...

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Marketing Plan

Currently running an offer for a free ebook prior to launch on the book's website, along with a boosted post on the Facebook author's page linking back to the website. The free book requests but does not require reviews.

On launch day, the book will be advertised as on sale for a limited time with concurrent Facebook and Amazon ads announcing the new release and discounted price. Following that, the book will be priced at $4.69. The paperback version will be also be out, at full price of $17.99.

During launch week, I will be doing a webinar that runs statewide on "Taking Your Manuscript from Project to Print," through the Alaska Writers Guild, and pitching the release of the new book.

Also during launch week, I will promote my books by making another fantasy title, SUNDER, ECLIPSE AND SEED, free for a limited time. I will have reviews coming in several local newspapers as well as SFWA's new releases, and other sites.

I have been in contact with local independent bookstores around the state that carry my books but in person signings have temporarily been canceled due to Covid.

Currently running an offer for a free ebook prior to launch on the book's website, along with a boosted post on the Facebook author's page linking back to the website. The free book requests but...

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