Guy Antibes


Biography

Abandoned by a family of cockatiels at an early age, I was raised by gypsies in the forests of Avalon.

I broke free from their grasp and fled to the United States where I located my adopted mother (pictured on my shoulder in my photo).

I now teach college, write and take care of Mom.

My work is what I call light fantasy... as opposed to dark fantasy. There's a touch of blood and gore, but not too much sex and the violence is very cartoonish. In my opinion, my writing is very accessible to younger readers as well as providing light reading for older folks... unless warned.

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Books

Daughter Betrayed    by Guy Antibes
Price: $3.99 USD. 87240 words. Published on October 29, 2012. Fiction.

Sara Featherwood trip to spy in a rival country is not what it seems and as the secrets of the true purpose of her trip unravel, she must escape through hostile territory with vital secrets, but as she does, she finds herself drawn back to Shattuk Downs and must return to confront awful truths about those close to her.
Daughter Disinherited    by Guy Antibes
Price: $3.99 USD. 86380 words. Published on October 29, 2012. Fiction.

Sara Featherwood is thrown out of her childhood home and now faces life on her own terms at age seventeen. Life’s problems intensify as Sara learns about family secrets which threaten to disrupt her life. It’s up to Sara to fight resurgent political turmoil back home. She literally has to do battle to save her family and her beloved Shattuk Downs
Egypt: Trouble with Temples    by Guy Antibes
Price: $2.99 USD. 47970 words. Published on October 14, 2012. Fiction.

Fifteen-year-old Samantha and Ian, her twelve-year-old brother, are whisked away to Ancient Egypt and must find a way back to the present. During their adventure they recruit the town Peace Keeper, a High Priest of an ignored Egyptian god and a telepathic cat. A High Priestess of a rival temple stands in their way and will do anything to end their existence.
Daughter Bereaved    by Guy Antibes
Price: $2.99 USD. 104840 words. Published on October 2, 2012. Fiction.

When Sara Featherwood's mother dies, her sixteen-year-old life is thrown into turmoil at Brightlings Manor in a remote district of Shattuk Downs. Life becomes worse when her widower father, the Squire, sets his roving eye on her best friend. Sara escapes to the Obridge Women's School. Her education is complicated by spies, revolution and to top it all off, her best friend becomes her worst enemy.
The Power Bearer    by Guy Antibes
Price: $2.99 USD. 93250 words. Published on March 27, 2012. Fiction.

The Power Bearer How Norra obtained the power and the extraordinary lengths she went through to rid herself of it. What’s a girl to do when all of the wizards in her world are after her? She runs. But this girl runs towards the source of her power, not away from it. Along the way she picks up, among others, a wizard, a ghost, a highwaywoman and a sentient cloud help her attempt the impossible.
PANIX: Magician Spy    by Guy Antibes
Price: $2.99 USD. 107130 words. Published on March 27, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
A young man is born with extraordinary magical talents in a world where magicians are mere tradesman. He takes a position in a far land where he gets embroiled with the owner's daughter, not in a good way. Circumstances force him to leave his work and join the intelligence agency of his native land. War is brewing. Can he use his unique talents to avert catastrophe?
Zombies of Clay - A Parody    by Guy Antibes
Price: Free! 6130 words. Published on February 27, 2012. Fiction.

Ever wonder what zombie life was like in 1900 Dublin? Zombies of Clay is a parody of James Joyce's short story CLAY. Many of the words are the same, but our main character, Maria, is now a zombie and the story is told from a zombie standpoint. This story is NOT for the squeamish. The original story is less than ten pages and is reprinted in its entirety at the end.
Sword of Spells    by Guy Antibes
Price: $2.99 USD. 67620 words. Published on September 22, 2011. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
Brull is the only warrior-mage on the world of Kellar, but there's a hitch. There aren't really any wars that require a warrior mage. So until something breaks out or the Gods call him into action, he's the best magician bounty hunter there is. Join Brull in eleven of his bounty hunter episodes in the Sword of Spells.

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Smashwords book reviews by Guy Antibes

  • The key To The Grave on Aug. 25, 2011
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    The character Sumto is well conceived. There is a magic system that still seems to be developing with the 'stones' of power and the spirit magic of those outside the city. However, the political considerations begin to drag in this volume and is a millstone to the next volume (Invisible Hand). The action is good. There are sufficient twists, but I'd rather get into the story rather be relentlessly pummeled over the head with economic theory (that I agree with, by the way).