The Stolen Kingdom

by Ross Rosenfeld

A fantastic fantasy novel for all ages! Free with Kindle Unlimited!You'll ride with Taylor James and Robert of Roth as they attempt to defeat the evil Dark Duke. Along the way, you'll have to survive the dangers of Cheshire Woods, battle brutes and monsters, and overcome incredible odds. This unique book will make you laugh and keep you on the edge of your seat. You'll never have more fun reading. If you like stories such as "The Princess Bride," King Arthur, or Lord of the Rings, you'll thoroughly enjoy this engaging tale.Recommended reading 5th grade and up. Great for teens!One of the best books for middle school students and perfect for parents or kids looking for a middle grade fantasy adventure! Free with Kindle Unlimited!Praise for The Stolen "If you want action and adventure this book is for you. I was not sure if I would enjoy this book, but I could not stop reading until I was finished. This book is for every age. High Fives to the author and this book.""Has a little of everything. Humor, suspense, romance and drama. Enjoyable for youth 10 years or older and adults alike.""This was one of my favorite amazon books yet. From beginning to end it was entertaining and easy to follow.""A terrific book for kids & adults. If you're a Harry Potter fan, you will love The Stolen Kingdom." "Best book ever...I wish I could give this book 10 stars! I loved all of the story I feel like this book can be a movie it has so much action."

Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult, Middle Grade, Childrens, Amazon, Ebooks, Fiction

377 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 7, 2011

About the author

I was an odd kid, that's for sure. And now I'm hoping to be the world's oddest author.

I was the kid bringing books into school and getting in trouble for reading in class. I may have been the only kid in history to have his mother called up to the school because he was reading too much.

I dreamed of adventure. Perhaps that's why my first Amazon novel, The Stolen Kingdom (now a free downloand), was an adventure tale. Unlike in the story, though, I've never been much of a hero. In fact, I've managed to do things backwards for most of my life, and that goes for writing too.

I'm an expert at failure. At one point I could've papered my room with rejection notices. One critic literally waited eleven years just to send me an email reminding me that I'm not Stephen King or J.K. Rowling yet.

But the kids I worked with while a New York City teacher and at Crestwood Day Camp and in my tutoring business helped keep me afloat. They loved the stories I would tell, and would sit transfixed as I presented my tales. And I decided that ordinary writing just wouldn't do it for me. I wanted to do something unusual: I wanted people who read my books to feel like they weren't reading - to feel like they were just hearing a story from someone who was sitting by the fire with them, taking their minds on a journey.

So far, it seems to be working. The Stolen Kingdom has attracted some very good reviews, and I've thoroughly enjoyed interacting with fans. Some companion stories are on the way, and I have some new stuff planned for later this year.

I hope you'll come on this journey with me and help me create stories for people to cherish.