Somewhere Out There - book 1 in the Shadow & Regrets series

Haven't read Somewhere Out There yet? Why not?

It's a supernatural take on the Arthurian legend with:

magic realism, LGTBQ+ characters, hidden destinies, found family, grumpy/ sunshine, quests and supernatural creatures. There's a load of lore mixed in too, greek, norse, Celtic, it's all in there.

It features sarcastic humour, and an ending that will make you want to shout at me. 

It's got 4.6/5 average reviews on Amazon and 4.3/5 on Goodreads. 

Interested? The blurb is below. Oh, and heads up, order book 2 at the same time and you save £4.

Somewhere Out There 

Benjamin didn’t survive the battle of Camlann.

Nor did his mentor and best friend Merlin.

Nor did King Arthur.

The only difference was they died, and Benjamin continued existing, forced to take on their guardianship of a realm torn apart by war with desperate Gods. But the world didn’t end - although it came close a few times.

Centuries have slipped by and there hasn’t been much need for Benjamin’s skills as a warlock, but at least he’s had his magic, Ambrosius, for company. They’ve done their best to keep the realm safe, but everything changes one Halloween in Oxford when Benjamin meets April, a vampire hunter who isn’t quite what she seems.

As the universe begins to unravel and the Gods seek to ensure their continued freedom, Benjamin must confront conflictions of morality and his own inner demons to find the truth and save his realm.

Rooted in the Arthurian legends and Norse mythology, Somewhere Out There is an enthralling exploration of betrayals, identity, tangled relationships, LGBTQ+ themes, loss and love.

With a dash of horror and humour, this adult urban fantasy is as much a psychological journey as a supernatural adventure set in an ever-changing, magic-soaked world.

Ideal for fans of His Dark Materials and American Gods, Good Omens, Treacle Walker, The Name Of The Wind, BBC’s Merlin and Supernatural.