About the Book A hidden island. A prince in disguise…and a lady torn between love and duty. Lady Tayte Bashan never desired the distinctive black hair that marks her as Undae royalty, but when her family perishes in a devastating tsunami, the burden of leadership falls upon her young shoulders. Even as she prepares her island for the prophesied prince, she fears the duty to marry him is truly meant for another. Dispatched by the King to an island untouched by the outside world for centuries, Prince Geoffrey Athan D’Ambrose must lead its people to the ultimate truth. But how is he supposed to win the heart of Undae’s princess when the King sends him disguised as a tutor? Betrayal stirs within Castle Bashan, a threat as deadly as the rising wave. Now Tayte and Athan must brave the maelstrom or watch as the entire island succumbs to treachery’s destructive tide. About the Author Gloria Clover, Christ-follower and Truth-seeker, writes romantic fiction with the hope of showing God’s love and our need in both humorous and haunting ways. The Children of the King series is her first endeavor into speculative fiction, a series set in the future when the King sends out his children to reclaim his lost lands. Gloria’s contemporary romances, published by Barbour Books and Son-Rise Publications, include: The Remaking of Moe McKenna in the Race to the Altar anthology, Brianna’s Pardon, and Tangled Truths. She compiled ten volumes of Penned From the Heart and wrote a short devotional, Who We Are in Christ, A to Z. She is a member of Emmanuel Christian Church, active in prayer ministry, women’s ministries, American Heritage Girls, and various other projects. She participates in writing/book days at local schools and enjoys giving and receiving from her various writing critique groups. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, participating in the ACFW book club and prayer loops. Married with child, she writes from her little white box in western PA. ReviewAuthor Gloria Clover has written an enjoyable and engaging story that readers will thoroughly enjoy. Clover captures the attention of readers with her charming characters and appealing story. From page one, readers will start to become attached to the characters and their stories as their lives entwine in anticipation for the prophesied prince. With many excellent plot twists and turns, readers will definitely not want to put down this exciting new story with themes of becoming hardworking, gaining respect, and finding true friendship, and love. Readers will not want to miss the first installment of the Children of the King series. Series: Children of the King Genre: speculative, historical, fantasy, medieval Publisher: By the Vines Press Publication date: March 6, 2018 Number of pages: 380 A review copy of this book was provided by By the Vine Press. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own. Giveaway Enter the giveaway HERE. Extra GiveawayComment on this blog post for your chance to win an autographed paperback copy of Washed Under the Waves. This giveaway ends March 6 at 11:59pm Mountain Time.  Have you ever dreamed of visiting the midieval time period?
Would you want to marry a prince from that time period?
6 Comments
2/27/2018 08:21:50 am
I've been seeing this cover, and the story is intriguing... thank you for the opportunity 2/27/2018 10:23:03 pm
As a little girl, I definitely wanted to be a princess and marry a prince. I was in love with the movie Princess Bride, and that's what I envisioned medieval times to be like. But, now as an adult who knows what medieval times were actually like...NO, I don't want anything to do with medieval times. I like indoor plumbing and central heating too much! Lol!
Mary Preston
2/28/2018 12:49:07 am
I would love to visit, but I'd like to be pulled out at any time.
Kay Garrett
2/28/2018 06:20:20 am
Thanks for the chance to win a copy of "Washed Under the Waves". I think from what you said in your review and the book write up that I would greatly enjoy reading it.
Caryl Kane
2/28/2018 03:14:59 pm
I've not dreamed of visiting the medieval era. I do enjoy reading stories set in that time period.
Lucy Reynolds
3/1/2018 06:20:29 pm
Sounds interesting. Pretty cover. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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