Adventure awaits with Alan R. Hall’s “The Naked Queen”

A novel set at the time when Camelot and Tabithia were the only places the world wanted to speak of. Alan R. Hall takes the reader to a time when kings and queens all had secrets they wanted buried deep into the depths forever.

In “The Naked Queen,” secrets were dangerous and even knowing the slightest information could put one’s life at risk. When Darien, the Naked Queen’s son, visits the king of Britain, he brings with him tales of his beloved mother; as a result, he would soon discover the events that shaped his life. Back then, Tabithia was in turmoil. Since his ascension to the throne, King Ballizar had embraced a ritual putting maidens of the realm to a test, one which no one has withstood. However, when a woman named Syrenya arrived, she changed all of that. As a result, she became the King’s consort and Queen of Tabithia. On her wedding night, though, she learned a horrid secret, one that would challenge her intellect, test her resolve, and take more than a quarter of a century to put right.
 
This book of great adventure can be snagged at the 2019 LA Times Festival of Books on April 13–14, 2019. With a book signing to follow, readers can be the first in line to meet the man behind a wondrous creation.
 
The Naked Queen: A Tangential Arthurian Legend
Written by Alan R. Hall
Published by Xlibris Publishers
Published on August 2018
Hardcover price: $29.95
Paperback price: $19.95

About the Author
This columnist and theatric critic has plied his trade for over thirty years. Alan is also a published poet, essayist, and short story writer. This is his first full-length novel. He resides in Chapel Hill, NC.
 

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