| Press Release for
Aarrawn's Labyrinth
F rozen
Wastes
Authors Continue their Epic Journey for Readers of All Ages
Sykesville, Md. – Prepare
to continue the adventure. Maryland authors Dave
and Rose Cox take readers into the frozen wastes of Camorra and into a new epic fantasy,
The Sons of Maeve: Aarrawn's Labyrinth (now available through AuthorHouse).
In this
second book written by Dave and Rose Cox, The Sons of Maeve:
Aarrawn’s Labyrinth, takes off where the last ended. After a ravaging war
with the Army of the Allodial Thann and his friends have managed to rebuild
Darmid. Just as it seemed that things would return to normal...to put it in
Thann's words:
' When we
returned to Darmid, I thought we would live out
the rest of our lives in some semblance of
contentment. So much had changed, most for the
good. But Gestus' unexpected arrival, and
unwelcome disclosures set us off in a direction
that none of us could have anticipated. In no
time, we found ourselves quite literally on a path
with no turns, compelled by the same forces that
started our adventure in the first place. After a
harrowing journey through the caves, the three of
us found ourselves in the frozen wastes of
Camorra.'
But this stark world
threatens dangers more numerous than Pallig and his minions ever did.
Beset by a devastating plague, the Camorrans also live under the threat of the
Cwn, beasts that roam the wastes looking for unwitting and unprepared victims.
An intense adventure,
The Sons of Maeve: Aarrawn's Labyrinth follows the exploits of several unlikely heroes through
a book filled with excitement, intrigue, and battles for control of a world in
peril.
The Sons of Maeve:
Aarrawn's Labyrinth is the second book by the Coxes. Influenced by the works of Edgar Rice
Burroughs and J.R.R. Tolkien, they began this trilogy more than 29 years ago
when they were college sweethearts. A mutual love of Celtic history and
mythology led to a move to Great Britain in the 1990s where they immersed
themselves in the rich, ancient culture, which helped them expertly construct
their trilogy.
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