I now have a few events for my September promotional tour with Amanda L. Davis. It will begin in the U.S. and then extend throughout Canada. Here is a link to the current schedule map - http://goo.gl/maps/jJCU
I will be adding many more events, so if you have a school or homeschool group that would like an author visit, please send an email to bryan (at) daviscrossing (dot) com.
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This doesn't have anything to do with the post but I wanted to let you know. Spoilers alert!
Whenever I read a book, no matter how sad, I wouldn't cry. Sometimes I'd choke up but not a single tear made its way down my cheek while a book was in my hand. When Acacia died I didn't even cry, though that night I balled my eyes out. Then I read I Know Why the Angels Dance and for the first time I cried while reading a book. They were a mixture of joyful and sad tears but I just wanted you to know that your book was the first one that I've ever cried while reading.
I hope that means you liked it. :-)
It means you're a fantastic writer and you've managed to capture my heart like no other book has before, save for the bible. So yes, it does mean I liked it. In fact I LOVED it!
Thank you. :-)
Mr. Davis, I read on your Facebook page that you need help researching the physical characteristics of some of your dragon characters from the Dragons of Starlight series. I just checked Warrior, and it says that Magnar is "reddish-brown" and Arxad is "lighter brown with scarlet tones blended in". (From page 193, the scene wher Wallace and Elyssa are looking at scenes from the book.) Hope this helps!
Thank you. :-)
I can't believe I missed your visit to MI!I love your books!
Rebekah,
I am coming back to Grand Rapids in March of next year. Check out my schedule page - http://www.daviscrossing.com/schedule.html
really? I hope I'll be able to go. I live in Merrill, it's a couple hour drive from Grand Rapids, i think. I want to meet you! It's a bit weird, but after i read the Dragons in Your Midst series and the other 2, i felt like had grown closer to God.Does that sound weird to you?
Not weird at all. That was my goal in writing, to draw people closer to God. I hear that from many readers, and I'm thankful to God for working through my books.
My Mom said we might be able to go!
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