Release Day: Lions & Lamps by K.M. Robinson

All wishes require sacrifice…are you willing to pay the price?

Cyra spent the last seven years being trained to steal an airship in a brutal competition that leaves the victor with millions. Last year, she won.

Aladdin spent the past year fighting to get enough money to take his mother away from Horallen after his father was murdered. Now, his evil Uncle Kacper wants to force him into the competition and straight to his death inside the Collection Cave.

When Aladdin discovers a genie said to have been banished a century ago, the competition becomes even deadlier, and he knows he can’t trust the girl who snuck into the competition this year…but Cyra might not survive his ruthlessness either in a game where only the lion’s heart can win.

All wishes require sacrifice, and someone is going to pay the price for the Stourbridge.

Perfect for fans of Ready Player One, Cinder, Mortal Engines, and Etiquette and Espionage.

Title: Lions & Lamps [Stealing Steam #1]

Author: K.M. Robinson

Genre: YA/Scifi/Retelling/Steampunk

Publication Date: April 9th, 2019

Publisher: Crescent Sea Publishing

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Happy release day, K.M.!

Also, here is a short and sweet review of this unique take on Aladdin.

Move over pampered princess, Cyra is DEFINITELY not pampered, and she would have no qualms about pushing you over! She kicks butt in this Aladdin retelling, and has no time for swooning over charming men in the alleyway.

Aladdin has a lot on the line, too, and must win this year’s competition. He’s witty, and has well…the heart of a lion, for sure!

This retelling is action packed, clever, and unique.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

K.M. Robinson is a storyteller who creates new worlds both in her writing and in her fine arts conceptual photography. She is a marketing, branding and social media strategy educator who is recognized at first sight by her very long hair. She is a creative who focuses on photography, videography, couture dress making, and writing to express the stories she needs to tell. She almost always has a camera within reach.