Blog Tour: The Legend of Black Jack by A.R. Witham

Hey everyone!
Today is my stop on the blog tour for The Legend of Black Jack by A.R. Witham. I am excited to be sharing a spotlight post with you all, so you can learn a little about the book!

A massive thank you to @The_WriteReads for allowing me to be a part of the tour.

Title: The Legend of Black Jack
Author: A.R. Witham
Release Date: 20th May 2020
Page Count: 495
Genre: YA Fantasy
Buy It Here (affiliate link): Amazon UK, Waterstones, Book Depository

Book Blurb:

Prepare to be whisked away to another realm in this epic fantasy adventure, perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman’s characters in Stardust or Patrick Rothfuss’s prose in The Name of the Wind.

Jack Swift remembers everything—even the horrible things he’d like to forget. To keep his guilt-ridden memories from haunting him, and to dodge his abusive foster mom, he buries himself in any book he can find, dreaming of his ultimate escape: becoming a doctor.

But fate has another escape in mind.

At 3:33 am on his fourteenth birthday, Jack is kidnapped by a monstrous rhinoceros and whisked away to another sphere of existence: the land of Keymark. Though this world is filled with pixies, monsters, pirates, elves, warriors, and mythical wonders, it is without healing magic—that magic was stolen by an evil, immortal prince hell-bent on domination. With no understanding of medical science to heal their wounds or illnesses, Jack’s kidnappers ask the impossible of him: use his knowledge to save a life…or be trapped in this bizarre world with no chance of rescue.

Jack doesn’t have secret magic, a great destiny, or any medical experience.

Why do they all expect him to become a legend?

About The Author:

A. R. Witham is a three-time Emmy-winning writer-producer and a great lover of adventure. He is the world’s foremost expert on the history of Keymark.

He loves to talk with young people and adults who remember what young people know.He has written for film and television, canoed to the Arctic Circle, hiked the Appalachian Trail and been inside his house while it burned down. He lives in Indianapolis.

YOU CAN FIND A.R. WITHAM HERE:
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