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Welcome back to the Kingdom of Glittereye. After the thwarted Rebellion and Long Winter, the kingdom is barely beginning to heal when a stranger from the Frozen North arrives at the gates of Castle Silveth with a warning. Nadrim, Cliffprince of the military state of Mellya, will soon unleash his vast naval and land forces upon the races of Mynoweth. About to become a father, Aldemere, Jester-Knight and Captainguard of Glittereye, must unite Human, Elf, Dwarf, the seafaring Ereti, and the mysterious Greybaer against Nadrim's vision of dominion over them all. Praise for Jester-Knight Madia has mastered the skill of elaborating the necessary moments without sacrificing the story's forward thrust. He writes beautifully, cherishing his sentences for the visual scenes they paint. -Paige Ambroziak, Author "Joey Madia's writing style in Jester-Knight, coupled with his imagination and depth of understanding, is precisely what our culture desperately needs: literature that empowers youth with the insight, courage, and wisdom much needed for undertaking the rites of passage into responsible adulthood where leadership is filled with heart and soul." -The Fisher King Review Jester-Knight cleverly addresses the "big questions"-all while keeping a fine pace. Madia displays an impressive knowledge of the details of chivalry, battle, and weaponry-furthering the reader's immersion. Readers who have enjoyed traversing the likes of the early Middle Earth & Narnia will delight and revel in the Kingdom of Glittereye. -Kate Campbell, librarian and bookseller Jester-Knight takes us on an amazing journey. Through Madia's words we go on adventures, play practical jokes, and even save an Elf! What more could a reader ask for? Fast-paced and fun, this is a definite must-read for any lover of fantasy and faraway lands. -Sue Ernst, HS teacher

The year is 1717. With the undoing of the Republic of Pirates in the Bahamas, Samuel Bellamy-the "Robin Hood of the Seas"-and other leaders of the Jacobite Revolution fight to keep the twelve Ancient Objects out of the hands of the powerful Ravenskalds and demonic Mammon Lodge. Angus "Quill" MacGregor (nephew of Rob Roy), still thought by those in the Highlands to be dead, deepens his alliance with Edward Thache-soon to be known as Blackbeard-and a mad gentleman pirate named Stede Bonnet as the Royal Navy and English slave traders intensify their efforts to rid the world of the hostis humani generis forever.>About The Stanton Chronicles>Praise for The Cannon and the Quill "The Cannon and the Quill delivers on all the promises it makes at the start. Its short, punchy chapters move easily between plotlines. The stories and characters are superior-no doubt the result of considerable research." "What an adventure! It begins like a Robert E. Howard novel and never slows down! Great mix of history, mystery, and the paranormal." "It is like Marathon Man, with all of the independent stories set in foreign countries, then weaving the separate strands together."