New Books: TALES OF THE WARDEN: HOPE CITY focuses on edgy villain

Buy Phillip Drayer Duncan's latest, get a FREE Ebook!
from the official press release .  . . . .


FREE BOOK PROMOTION-To celebrate the release of Phillip Drayer Duncan's TALES OF THE WARDEN: HOPE CITY, anyone who has purchased or purchases a print OR digital version of that digest novel before 5 PM CST Saturday, September 24th, will also receive a FREE digital copy of BLACK FEDORA, the anthology in which The Warden first debuted! Featuring stories by Duncan, BC Bell, and Kevin Paul Shaw Broden, BLACK FEDORA turns the spotlight on the villains! And for the purchase of HOPE CITY, You can get the BLACK FEDORA ebook for free!

Simply email proof of purchase of TALES OF THE WARDEN: HOPE CITY to editorinchief@prose-press.com and You will receive a code to download Your free copy of BLACK FEDORA!

In Pro Se Productions' BLACK FEDORA anthology, author Phillip Drayer Duncan introduced the worst enemy a super hero could have- The Warden. This enigmatic, evil collector of do-gooders proved so popular with readers of his debut tale that he simply demanded his own novel. Duncan’s latest full length novel, TALES OF THE WARDEN: HOPE CITY, is now available in print and digital formats from Pro Se Productions. 

“There aren’t many times,” says Tommy Hancock, Editor in Chief of Pro Se Productions, “that writers come up with something that has such an edge, such a twist within it, that it stands out as truly original. Phillip Drayer Duncan’s The Warden is a character that does just that. Not the first villain to be able to command the lead in a story or novel, The Warden has so many facets to him that it’s simply hard to not enjoy every vile deed and devious thought he might have. TALES OF THE WARDEN: HOPE CITY puts not only the lead character, but this entire world, a place where a being such as The Warden can even exist, under a microscope and delivers a tale analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of good and evil without parallel.”

There are villains. And there are heroes. And then there is The Warden. An enigma feared by all who stand for justice. He strikes where least expected, capturing heroes society depends on. Some say he collects them for display in his own private prison. Others doubt his existence. Yet all who bravely stand against the darkness have felt a tremor of fear at the utterance of his name. 

Now, one of the Warden’s favorite hunting grounds has become dry. A new criminal mastermind has taken up residence in Hope City, with an army of villains at his disposal. A hero named Lament stands against them, but he’s short on allies, outgunned, and has nothing except skill to rely on. The helpless Lament is of little interest to the Warden, but this shortage of heroes is a minor irritation he won’t allow. Just once, can the Warden find it in himself to play on the side of the angels? 

Tales of the Warden: Hope City by Phillip Drayer Duncan. From Pro Se Productions.

Featuring a stunning wraparound cover by Larry Nadolsky and cover design and print formatting by Antonino Lo Iacono, TALES OF THE WARDEN is available now at Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=Tales+of+the+Warden%3A+Hope+City and Pro Se’s own store at http://prose-press.com for $15.00. 

This villainous thriller is also available as an Ebook, designed and formatted by Lo Iacono for only $2.99 for the Kindle at https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Warden-Phillip-Drayer-Duncan-ebook/dp/B01LE8XOFO/ref=sr_1_1_twi_kin_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1474404671&sr=8-1&keywords=TALES+OF+THE+WARDEN+HOPE+CITYand for most digital formats via Smashwords at https://www.smashwords.com/books/search?query=Tales+of+the+Warden+-+Hope+City.

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