
"Three Fugitives" a Wild Tale of a Fantastic Quest
to Find The Six Magical Stones
Three Fugitives, by fantasy author Nat
Howler, offers a quick-paced narrative of an epic pursuit of supernatural
magical stones
ATLANTA
– Three Fugitives, the first fantasy
novel in the Six Stones Trilogy by Nat
Howler, follows two noble human brothers on their encounters to locate six ancient magical
stones.
In
Howler’s engaging tale of intrigue and pursuit, he highlights the two opposing brothers, one good and one evil, as they each
seek to find the magical stones first, which will bring them special powers to dominate their worlds. Mortal enemies, the
evil brother travels with an army of cutthroats, whilst the good brother is at his mercy with only a
clumsy goblin and a pompous heiress as his companions. Howler follows the
unlikely trio as they ingenious ways to shake off his evil brother's pursuit.
Although
fictitious, Howler reveals real-life
Inspired
by his own reverie of a disheveled group of unlikely heroes, Howler details the
characters overcoming tremendous challenges. He hopes that readers will
appreciate the dialogue and interactions between the leading roles, as well as
the importance of joining forces to overcome adversity.
Intended
for those especially interested in the fantasy genre, Howler hopes for his
story to be as entertaining as it is enlightening.
Three
Fugitives is available for sale
online at Amazon.com and
through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide. Buy it for only
$15 at Amazon click here
Also available as an electronic book
for instant download to your smartphone, PC, Mac or e-book reader.
Download it for only $9.99 at
Kindle click here
REVIEW – THE THREE FUGITIVES BY NAT HOWLER
It is an exciting, different book with
interesting ideas and concepts of which I have never read
before. The story is unpredictable. The twists and
turns come at the most unexpected
places.
The book is amazing in that it combines adventure, romance, friendship and mystery. There is even a comical aspect to the book added by the zhiv.
I am very intrigued by the 6 gwellen and interested to know what the other 4 do. I am interested to know who will gain possession of them and how they will be used. For this reason, I am interested to read book 2.
I enjoyed the chapter where the 3 fugitives reunited their friendship. It was remarkable to see how a boy who grew up with pigs, having hardly any love showered on him, was capable of feeling and expressing love to others. I found this very heart warming. I also enjoyed reading about Richard since it showed me there were some happy memories in his childhood. The good stood out strongly against the evil.
Thank you for an enjoyable read!
Jael Bank
Johannesburg
MORE REVIEWS ...
“The Three Fugitives” is the first novel in a trilogy written by first time author Nat Howler, of a delightfully written fantasy story of good and evil. He draws one in to the world of a teenager, Orren who has been brought up being unwanted and thrown out to live in the swinery to discovering he is actually of royal lineage! Orren, the lonely lad, accompanied by a goblin Haxel whom he stumbles across on his journey, escapes and sets out to overcome the evil that his wicked half-brother wishes to do, in taking over the world.
We follow Orren and Haxel on their travels, together with various other interesting and different people, watching them both grow in their feelings of self-worth and maturity.
Howler contrasts beautifully the good and evil done by the two brothers by their use of magical stones they have in their possession.
Howler leads us through the story in such a way that the fantasy he has woven actually seems vividly real and happening right in front of us! We can, for example, feel the pain and embarrassment that clumsy Haxel goes through, and the pride when he starts appreciating his good qualities.
The strength of character and the goodness that Orren fights his inner self to allow through, throughout the book makes us, the reader, want to take our moral fibre and improve it too.
Nat Howler has written a lovely first book, keeping us constantly in enthrall. It was such a pleasure to read a book that did not have to stoop to using foul language or crudity to get the story going. It can comfortably be enjoyed by all the readers in the house. We look forward to the other two books in the trilogy
Ms. Natalie
