Music, magic, mystery, kissing, drinking, family, and a gelatinous cube.
Gally Chaparral is a highland girl with a dream: move to Lackmore, join the Bardic Guild, and get a gig at a fancy tavern on Symphony Hill.
Unfortunately, becoming a bard isn’t so easy. None of the good taverns will hire a non-Guild musician, her teacher is a jerk, and worst of all, the only job she can find is washing dishes at a bar that seems to have recently been a dungeon.
When Alix, a beautiful but obnoxious postal rider, tricks Gally into auditioning as her tavern’s new bard, things start looking up. But Gally’s first show is a disaster, and she’s only saved when a fight breaks out and the owner accuses Alix of destroying a valuable painting.
Now, to keep the gig, Gally must prove Alix’s innocence. But there’s more to the mystery than the loss of a painting, and being forced to work with Alix has Gally wondering if this brassy delivery girl is really as bad as she seems…
What is Bard City Blues?
Written by Wyngraf editor Nathaniel Webb and set in the same world as his Old Humblefoot mysteries, Bard City Blues is a cozy fantasy full of romance and mystery, perfect for fans of Legends & Lattes, Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea, and A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking.
Wyngraf is proud to publish Bard City Blues as our first step into formats other than short fiction.
How do I get it?
The Kickstarter campaign is over (and was a huge success!) but Bard City Blues will be available online as soon as all the Kickstarter backers have their copies. We expect the book to hit Amazon and elsewhere around September.
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