Dearest humorous fantasy enthusiasts.
The Demon, the Hero, and the Secret of the Stones is here!
The ebook of The Demon, the Hero, and the City of Seven, What Saffron and Goodfallow Found, and The Demon, the Hero, and the Secret of the Stones are available at Amazon and on kindle unlimited. Paperbacks are available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart and can be requested by your local bookstore or library.
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Genre: New Adult Humorous Fantasy Adventure
What happens when good and evil collide?
They yell, “Ouch!”
This adult humorous fantasy adventure series features a snarky demon (Lord Malgon) and inept human hero (Sir Reginald) who are forced together on a quest to save themselves...and maybe even the world. They face mystery and magical creatures (and cause a bit of mayhem) as they traverse the topsy-turvy world of Widdershins in search of answers and assistance. These books are sure to delight any fans of Good Omens or The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and will leave a Mal and Reg shaped stamp on your heart.
This author is not above bragging.
"Hilarious, original, and great fun. Great for any lover of fantasy books, humor books, or anyone who loves to read. Can't wait to read the next one! 5 stars!"
Scott McCormick, author of The Dragon Squisher
"...the subtlety and humor of an assassin's stiletto inserted straight down into the funny bone."
Carl R. Jennings, author of Just About Anyone
"This read was a true delight. The perfect cocktail of humor, adventure, and heartwarming character growth. I hate you, A.E. Kincaid, for making me tear up over a demon and a Reg."
J.L. Vampa, author of Autumn of the Grimoire, Book 1 of The Sisters Solstice Series
"I want to start off by saying I can't remember the last time I read a book as fun as The Demon, the Hero, and the City of Seven! I tend to lean toward darker reads, but this hilarious adventure was a breath of fresh air."
Shelby, Bookstagrammer (@nerdyfoxreads)
"The thing is, it wasn't just funny. This book had so much heart. It felt like a mash-up of Lord of the Rings and Good Omens. I adored the MCs and root for them throughout the story, and their characters grew in ways I didn't know to expect."
Lou, Bookstagrammer (@louturnspages)
