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The best of new books from indie authors reviewed. Find new and sometimes free books and stories to read from exciting new independently published authors.
1. Shadow Rising by Jamie Sedgwick
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By: Dale Cusack, on 2/7/2012
Blog: Chilli Tween Reads (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Jamie has shared the cover art from his upcoming new book Shadow Rising. The sequel to the Shadow Born that we reviewed here previously. 


I love the bold orange colour of the sun, in contrast to the menacing blackness of the castle and surroundings. The small airship in the background looks cool too. Hinting at a lot of movement in the story again I guess. Jamie is such a talented story teller I can't wait to see this book launched. Wont be long now. 

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