Robin Hardy's Blog: Hi! I'm One Robin Hardy

You could call it Chataine's Guardian 2.0

As an introduction to this series, I'm offering free pdfs and epubs at https://www.robinhardyabbeylands.com

See it on Amazon, Nook Books, and Kobo.

My newest book, If Only for This Life, will be available on Kindle, Nook, Kobo and in print on November 10, 2014. See more about this book here.

Wow! I'm so grateful for the interest in my little books here. It almost makes me cry.

What does make me cry is seeing misattributed books in my bibliography. There are a lot of "Robin Hardy" authors out there, and I don't want to take credit for someone else's book.

So, if you see a book that you think belongs in my bibliography, please check my page at Amazon before adding it here.

I'm thrilled at the number of readers who have Streiker books on their to-read lists. Please note that in the newest edition of the third book, Streiker's Morning Sun, I made some changes to the ending so that it will dovetail better with the first book of my new series.

SO, if you're interested in continuing that series, please look for the 4th edition of Morning Sun with the streetlights on the cover. It's available on Kindle, Nook and Kobo for $2.99, as well as in paperback.

Please watch the trailer for the Streiker movie in development, based on Streiker's Bride: https://www.facebook.com/streikermovi...

After almost 30 years of publication, details tend to get muddy. Hope I can clear up a few book issues here:

First, High Lord of Lystra is the first edition of Book Three of the Annals of Lystra. It was retitled Liberation of Lystra in the second and subsequent printings. The two are the same book, although Liberation has the benefit of greater editing.

His Strange Ways is the fourth book featuring Fletcher Streiker (following Streiker's Morning Sun.) However, it is the sequel to Padre--written 15 years afterward, true, but still the sequel. That's not confusing, is it? :D

Gosh darn it. Another book has popped up on my bibliography that I didn't write. If Wicker Man stays on my bibliography, I may demand movie rights. ;)