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Published: Trouble with Swords by Richard Hardie

August 9, 2014 By Janet Williams 1 Comment

In the Was Camelot Really In Chandler’s Ford? post, Chandler’s Ford published writer Richard Hardie told us about his new book.

Richard Hardie’s book Trouble With Swords, the second in his fantasy adventure series, has just been published.

Trouble with Sword by Richard Hardie
Trouble with Sword by Chandler’s Ford writer Richard Hardie is now published.
Richard Hardie
Writer Richard Hardie

Trouble with Swords eBook is now available on Amazon at the special launch price of 99p / $1.67.

The book is also available as a paperback from Amazon and most good bookshops.

I asked Richard a few questions:

Janet: Who is your target audience?

Richard Hardie: The book is aimed at the Young Adult market (male and female), but would be understood and enjoyed by anyone between 12 and 80.

Janet: How long did it take you to write the book?

Richard Hardie: It took me 2 years to write, edit and publish (with my usual publisher Crooked Cat Publishing) and is in all good bookshops except Waterstones.

Janet: When is your book signing?

Richard Hardie: I’ll be signing books at The Book Shop in Lee-on-the-Solent on Saturday (August 9), between 11.00am and 3.00pm. Next Saturday (August 16) I’ll be signing at Calliope Gifts in Alton, between 1.00pm and 4.00pm.

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