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Sawyer Jackson and the Long Land

(2014)
(The first book in the Sawyer Jackson series)
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"It's like a mashup of Hunger Games, Harry Potter, and the Iron Druid Chronicles, with a pinch of Doctor Who for flavor."

Some kids are born in a tangle.

At sixteen years old, Sawyer Jackson hasn't seen much beyond his grandparents' remote home, until one day he's transported to the Long Land -- a strange world where everything he knows is turned upside down, and everyone he loves is suddenly in a lot of trouble.

Sawyer discovers that he's a Teth -- an ancient bloodline that can see and manipulate the knotwork that weaves all of reality together.

Now he's on the run from an enraged god, fighting vicious monsters and overcoming impossible challenges, and struggling every minute just to survive.

Sawyer could be the hero that saves everyone and everything in existence.

But who's going to save him?

See what reviewers are saying about Kevin Tumlinson--

"There was something so fascinating about this story and the cast of characters he put together."

-- Leah Petersen, Author of "Fighting Gravity"

"This well written science fiction story will capture your interest on page one and won't let go until you finish. The characters are mysterious, fascinating, and likable."

--James Chalk, Author of "Meat Market"

"Tumlinson managed to inject quirkiness and humor that was both unexpected and gave the characters even more depth."

--JoAnn Takasaki, Author of "Luau Like a Local: The Easy Way"


"Tumlinson's Sawyer Jackson reaches new fantasy heights - a real contender in the fantasy genre!"

"Slip into the Knotwork ... a new and unique fantasyland from Kevin Tumlinson."

"Incredible flights of fantasy!"

"A slight bit of fantasy noir, and yet still the Sawyer Jackson series could even be an appropriate set of fantasy books for kids age 9-12."





Genre: Science Fiction

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