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The Princess, the Knight, and the Lost God: A Chess Story

   

Princess Kassie, daughter of chess goddess Caïssa and the god of war, Mars, awaits a day-long celebration on Chess Mountain in honor of her twelfth birthday. But the celebration is not to be, because last night, her friend and fellow god, Dimitri, did not return home after visiting her. Dimitri’s parents blame his disappearance on Caïssa and Mars, and declare war upon their kingdom. Kassie is whisked away to dreaded Earth, and hides out as a mortal in a NYC outpost. She enrolls in school and finds some comfort in a chess-loving classroom. Humans surprise her, but she must beware of possible kingdom enemies in her midst. Caught up in her classmates’ conflicts with a chess bully, she struggles to help them while masking her identity for the safety of Chess Mountain.

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Many thanks to the midsouth chapter of the Society of Children's Books Writers and Illustrators. Without their guidance and the writerly friends I have made along the way, the road to finishing my novel would have been insurmountable.

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Now Available! In honor of National Pet Month, "Murray the Cat: First Adventures" is published! This is an early chapter book about a special cat with a plan. It's ideal for young readers ages 7-9. Hint: Find where chess makes its appearance inside your copy! :)

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