Since I read a lot of history books, I’ve grown accustomed to having access to a ‘Table of Content’ page.

In my Historical Fantasy book ‘The Crystal Crux – Betrayal’, I did not provide the reader with one.  It’s seems a common practice among most writers of fiction not to have a table of content.

But, clandestinely, furtively, in the dark cold chambers of my basement home study, I kept for my own private, personal, selfish reference – a table of content.

So for those of you with an ache and desire to possess one, a ‘Table of Content’ for my book, I provide you with this.  Keep it safe.  Keep it warm.  Keep it secret.  I wouldn’t want other fiction writers getting mad at me for giving it up so easy.

Good day and good reading.

THE CRYSTAL CRUX – BETRAYAL