Last month, I entered The Knights with No Lords: The One Called Gawain into the Reader Views Literary Awards. The entry included a professional review of the novel, and when the email arrived with the results, I almost didn’t want to believe what I was seeing. Five Stars Baby!!!
The reviewer called the novel:
⚔️ “A modern masterpiece.”
⚔️ “The most glorious prose.”
⚔️ A book with battle scenes written with “a precision rarely seen.”
And then came the line that absolutely floored me:
“Chances are, this will be the best fantasy book you read this year.”
After four years of hard work, rewrites, proofreads, second-guessing, and fighting to get this book published, I’m done waiting for permission. It’s time to show the world what I’ve got.
This is a story about Gawain a young warrior forged by captivity, war, duty, and blood. He’s forced to choose between his love for Morgan le Fay and his duty to the true heir who carries the hopes of uniting Britannia and bringing an end to an era of war.
Everyone knows the stories of King Arthur and his knights. But long before there was a Round Table, they were something far more dangerous: a generation of gifted, reckless, and hot-blooded young men trying to find their place in a world that was tearing itself apart.
If that sounds like your kind of story, I’d love for you to grab a copy, check it out, be the first to leave an Amazon Review and step into the world. But don’t just stop at Amazon.
I also built an entire website for The Knights with No Lords from scratch — full of character profiles, graphics, lore, storylines, and visuals designed to pull you deeper into the world before Camelot. It took me over a month to build and launch, and I’m honestly proud of how much it brings this story to life.
Here, we sit down for a candid interview with the Author of a provocative action thriller called “The Perennial War of Paramours”.
Based in the Tampa Bay Area, Rock Kitaro reveals his inspiration for the story, how the culture of 2017 shaped his ideas, and a little bit about his background as author. It was really interesting to see how he started out as a Screenwriter and carried what he learned in the film industry over to the Publishing industry. Check him out!
Stage In The Sky 