PRODUCT DESCRIPTION THE FISHERMAN’S SON is a middle grade fantasy novel about the adventures of Wiley O’Mara. On the back of a magical dolphin, the twelve-year-old rescues six boys trapped in an ancient city under the sea. Along the way, he fights both The Beast in the Forest and a Fire Beast guarding the city of old. REVIEWS PIERS ANTHONY, author of the Xanth series, the Incarnations of Immortality series, the Adept series, and so much more! Now I have read The Fisherman's Son. This is a nice children's fantasy, grounded in realism. Even the fantastic element is realistic, in that the dolphin doesn't abridge the rules just for convenience; the right introduction has to be made. It's not all right to make the excuse "I lost the cup because of a bear.” James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief of the “Midwest Book Review” The Fisherman’s Son is a delightful and colorfully narrated tale which documents Marilyn Peake as a story teller of considerable narrative skill. Rebecca Brown, Founder of “RebeccasReads” The Fisherman’s Son is a complex tale simply written, with fascinating detail & unblinking reality borrowing from legends & sagas deep within our collective memories. Phillip Tomasso III, “The Best Reviews” Marilyn Peake has burst onto the scene as a promising writer with the release of her first middle grade novel, The Fisherman’s Son. …Peake is a talented, creative and passionate storyteller. The Fisherman’s Son is a thought provoking, heart-felt fantasy novel with a twist. It lends itself to great discussion questions to be reviewed with parents, teachers, or friends. Easy to pick up and read, hard to put down. Beverly J. Rowe, “My Shelf” The author’s descriptions of the underwater world are exhilarating as Wiley traverses the depths and meets up with wonderful undersea creatures and the fearsome dragon-beast that guards the entrance to the village. This book would be a great read-aloud project for the whole family. Tracy Farnsworth, “Roundtable Reviews” Marilyn Peake launches her debut with a fast paced offering that contains excellent imagery amidst a coming of age story. The Fisherman’s Son will appeal to readers both young and old. This relatively quick read is a perfect offering for those who love fantasy. Sharon Schulz-Elsing, Contributing Editor of “Curled Up With a Good Book” Marilyn Peake’s first fantasy novel for young readers, The Fisherman’s Son, calls to mind all the mystery and wonder of Orson Scott Card’s earlier mythological works such as Hart’s Hope or Seventh Son in its quest-style tale, and in its evocative descriptions of a place much like early nineteenth-century Ireland comes close to the lush and luminous visual treatment of John Sayles’ magical film The Secret of Roan Innish. …this children’s debut shines with fear, wonder, triumph and loss. Few readers will be able to resist this tale of a resourceful young boy… Jennie S. Bev This first book by author Marilyn Peake shows her tremendous talent in story telling. In many ways, I found The Fisherman’s Son a strong novel for children. Cheryl McCann, “Review-Books” The Fisherman’s Son is a children’s novel filled with fantasy, adventure and the heroic qualities of a brave, young boy. Even though it is considered a children’s book, I certainly enjoyed the rich, descriptive text of this tale.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The City of the Golden Sun is the sequel to the well-received children’s fantasy adventure novel, The Fisherman’s Son. In the first book, the main character, Wiley O’Mara, rescued six boys trapped in an ancient city submerged beneath the ocean. Now he and the other boys return to The City of the Golden Sun. Once there, Wiley takes a backseat to Keegan, the son of King Reginauld, and to the magnificence of the ancient city itself. The fictional city is based on extensive research into ancient Greece and Rome, theories about a possible Atlantis, and Ireland. The City of the Golden Sun includes elements of all these places, and much more. REVIEWS Rebecca Brown, Editor and Publisher of “RebeccasReads.com”: One of the endearing aspects of The City of the Golden Sun is how the boys see Wiley's world & learn how to adjust to it. Another grand adventure from Marilyn Peake that will keep young readers glued to the pages. Often intensely lyrical, gigglingly funny & always magical, with sea creatures galore, Humpback Whales, Porpoises & Turtles, oh my..! Jennie S. Bev, Author and Managing Editor, “BookReviewClub.com”: Author Peake’s story telling ability is remarkable; readers can be easily taken seamlessly into the underwater city where dolphins and fishes live harmoniously with people. …Author Peake, once again, captivates the readers with vivid imagination and enormous details so realistic that the readers could feel as if they experience the adventure by themselves. I will not be surprised if the trilogy becomes best-selling children’s books. Highly Recommended Tracy Farnsworth, “RoundTableReviews.com”: THE CITY OF THE GOLDEN SUN continues Wiley’s adventures with the talking, magical dolphins and the Atlantis-like world to which he was introduced in THE FISHERMAN’S SON. It is very apparent how much research was spent on the history of Atlantis. Marilyn Peake’s vivid imagery shines through. My ten-year-old son, an avid fantasy reader, loves these books. The writing is absorbing and the characters are easy to relate to. There are more adventures to follow, and I am eager to read what happens next. With praise coming from the master of fantasy, Piers Anthony, you know that Marilyn Peake is an author to watch. Sharon Schulz-Elsing for “Curled Up With a Good Book” (curledup.com): Building on the message of The Fisherman's Son to "drink deeply," The City of the Golden Sun reminds readers young and old to live life to its fullest, to recognize the glory of our time on Earth, to bring beauty forth wherever we find ourselves planted. This book has the feel of a middle book, and is indeed the bridge between The Fisherman's Son and the final book in the Wiley O'Mara trilogy. How Wiley and the boys from the City will deal with what they learn under the waves is something Marilyn Peake's readers - for now - will only be able to anticipate. Cheryl McCann for “Review-Books.com”: The City of the Golden Sun is beautifully written and paints the picture with words and the imagination takes over. It is sure to delight young readers over and over with its rich adventure tale. I highly recommend it. Look for the next book in the sequel. Beverly J. Rowe, “My Shelf” (www.MyShelf.com): ...The City of the Golden Sun is a magnificent fantasy, coupled with exciting adventure that will keep your pre-teen reading. Peake's extensive research shows in this wonderful rendition of the Atlantis theory and it will fuel the imagination of its young readers. This series would be great for family read-aloud time. Everyone will want to participate. Marilyn Peake’s

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Return of the Golden Age is the third book in The Fisherman’s Son Trilogy. In Return of the Golden Age, Wiley O’Mara travels with six boys from the magnificent ancient city submerged beneath the ocean to his own impoverished island. The boys, having been protected for thousands of years by a magical air bubble, must now adjust to life in a poor village at the turn of the nineteenth century. Wiley must help them to survive. He must also help the villagers to understand their heritage – that they are descendants of a rich and powerful people. This book is filled with magical beings and places, including golden rings and a mysterious cave. REVIEWS Rebecca Brown, Original Editor and Publisher of Return of the Golden Age is filled with magical beings & places (& any resemblance to the fabled green Isle of Erin is just a figment of your imaginings), including golden rings & a mysterious cave. Once again, Marilyn Peake has penned a winner. Dive in & meet the boys & all manner of magical things. Return of the Golden Age received the highest possible rating on the RebeccasReads web site, four teapots. Rebecca Brown defines a four-teapot rating as "This one's a keeper! A rich, topnotch read. Feeds the mind, warms the heart, tickles the soul. Sets all my bells ringing! The kind of book I want to tell the world about. It is likely to become an Old Friend." Jennie S. Bev, Managing Editor, I truly enjoyed Marilyn Peake’s Return of the Golden Age. This final book of The Fisherman’s Son trilogy is more than engaging. Its realism and surrealism elements are genuine and breathtaking. Under the sea has been transformed into a magical place, thanks to the author’s impressive story-telling skills ... I’ve become a great fan of author Marilyn Peake and her books. Perhaps someday there will be “The Fisherman’s Son” trilogy movie, just like “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy. Tracy Farnsworth, Roundtable RETURN OF THE GOLDEN AGE sums up the previous two books perfectly. The writing is paced well, and the characters are appealing. More reviews for Return of the Golden Age can be found on the author’s ABOUT THE AUTHOR Marilyn Peake is the author of both adult and children’s literature. Her publications have received excellent reviews. Marilyn’s one of the contributing authors in THE SEQUEL, published by The Perseus Books Group, with one of her entries included in serialization at THE DAILY BEAST. In addition, Marilyn has served as Editor of a number of anthologies. Her short stories have been published in seven anthologies and on the literary blog, GLASS CASES. Silver Award, two Honorable Mentions and eight Finalist placements in the ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Awards, two Winner and two Finalist placements in the EPPIE Awards, and Winner of the Dream Realm Awards. Marilyn Peake’s