Hi, this is Cam Wyland, and you are listening to the fifth episode of the Word Play

Podcast. The 1st of July has come and gone and the publication of my

Crusade Book behold the dawn has been officially announced for October 1st.

Behold the dawn tells the story of Marcus Anon an embitbittered knight who, after taking part in the near assassination of a corrupt abbot, flees to the turnies, the huge mock battles which remain popular despite the Pope's ban in 1130. Years later, haunted by guilt, he is driven to the holy land by news that the Abbot, now a bishop, is threatening retaliation against the life of a friend, arriving too late to save his friend's life, and in promises to deliver the man's widow

to safety in France, never suspecting she will be his path to redemption.

Wounded in battle, and hounded by the bishop Bishop's men he is forced at last to face long hidden secrets and sins and to bear his soul to the mercy of a God he thought had abandoned him years ago. You can visit K M Wyland that's W E I L A N D.com slash books dot

p h p h to read the official synopsis reserve your copy and access other details. The simultaneous launch of

winning Wednesdays has also been a smash success. The prize drawing for

the Sword of Charlemagne remains open until Tuesday, July 7th at 6 o'clock p.m. Mountain Standard Time.

To enter answer this week's question, what famous British king led the Third Crusade,

and submit it using the form at the bottom of the left-hand column on my blog at wordplay-KM-Yland.

Or email it directly to me at KM.Wylant at y-mail.com

Listeners of this podcast can also get a head start on next week's contest, which features a beautiful behold

the dawned tote bag as the prize.

To enter, answer the multiple choice question, what did noblemen do with their trenches, the dried

bread plates of which they ate when they were finished with a meal? A, ate them, B, gave them to the

poor. C, threw them away, D save them for the next meal.

Be sure to check the blog every Wednesday for new winners and new prizes.

Until then, if you have any questions, comments, suggestions, or complaints, please feel free to contact me on my website at CAM Wyland.com, or my blog at wordplay-K-Wyland.com. That said, please dash Camwyland that said please enjoy this week's recording details bringing fiction to life

Most of the time when we think of great stories we think of just that stories.

We don't often think about the bits and pieces that make up the composite hole, the

two hundred and six different bones beneath the polished flesh, the mosaic chips that form the complete

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