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Hello everyone

I went to a bookstore the other day when I was away and I asked the lady for books she reccomended she gave me one, and I seen Betrayal and thought it sounded interesting so I bought it and started reading it on the way back home and have not been able to put it down it is a great read, but I did not realize when I bought it that it was book one, can someone please help me out and let me know how many are in this trilogy? because I would love to read the others!

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Thank you

TJ

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Hi there TJ - nice to have you at the board and thanks for giving Betrayal a go. I'm so pleased you've enjoyed it. Now, I'm a firm believer that trilogies should come in threes so unlike Robert Jordan, Terry Goodkind, even the great George R R Martin, who write trilogies in sixes or nines, I can assure you that only three books exist in the Trinity series. Revenge is book 2 and Destiny is book 3. After that you may want to try the second series - whole new story, but set down the road, so to speak, in the lands of Morgravia, Briavel and the Razor Kingdom. This trilogy is again a very reliable three books called Myrren's Gift, Blood and Memory and finally Bridge of Souls. Next week I release Percheron series with Book One - Odalisque. Now next time you're in that bookshop would you be kind enough to thank that bookseller for me - I'm always so grateful to any retailer who gives a recommendation and this is especially pleasing when the customer ends up being happy with the story too. Happy reading TJ and visit often - we're glad to have you amongst us. Hope you enjoy the rest of Trinity. F

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Heya and welcome TJ.

I'm about to finish book 3 of the Trinity Trilogy, great read mate and definetly, DEFINETLY read The Quickening Trilogy (the second series Fiona mentioned), the twists and turns are amazing. I'm yet to recommend it to a friend and not have them enjoy it immensely.

 

Enjoy !

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Thanks, Erad. Very generous praise - I'm just pleased you've enjoyed all six books. x