Right now, King Maker is only available over in the U.K. and in Australia, but thanks to Jim Mcleod, I know what it looks like on the book shelves. And in the hands of rabid fans.
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King Maker on Amazon and available for your Kindle
King Maker on Barnes & Noble and available for your Nook
King Maker on Powell’s
King Maker on Book Depository
You can read the first chapter here. Here are some early reviews:
-Science Fiction and Fantasy (a review I’m particularly proud of though I swear I’m not going to live and die by the reviews)
-Fantasy Literature
-gillpolack
-Adam Christopher – Steampunk, Superheroes, and Science Fiction
-Civilian Reader
-Neth Space
-Falcata Times – URBAN FANTASY REVIEW: King Maker – Maurice Broaddus
-Zoe E. Whitten – Book Review: King Maker by Maurice Broaddus
King Maker was mentioned in Publishers Weekly
AntiBacterial Pope – My Top Ten Reads 2010
INTERVIEWS
Wicked Writers – To Be the Black Geek
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