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About the Book Title: Gideon and the Crimson Samurai Author: R.L. Baxter Genre: Fantasy / Adventure Gideon Joust is your average twelve-year-old boy, with all the growing insecurities one would expect, following the mysterious disappearance of his father. On one fateful day, the boy’s world is turned upside down – leading to a chance encounter with a brash child warrior: Kibishi the Crimson Samurai.
Excerpt Gideon leaps off the bed and slowly approaches the bedroom window - peering up at the sky. He takes a deep breath as if preparing for another long day – watching as the townspeople carry on with their daily lives. The variation of people is quite something, compared to his home city of Shen. The boy stares in awe at: farmers, market sellers, and groups of unsupervised youth – to warriors, bounty hunters, adventurers, swordsmen, and mystics. In Shen, such diversity is unheard of, but outside its walls, the world seems to be a free-for-all of characters. Suddenly without warning, Kibishi pokes his head into the room from outside, inches from Gideon’s face - breaking his focus. Gideon falls backward, startled by his appearance. Gideon: Ahhh... - don’t scare me like that Kibishi! And what are you doing outside? Kibishi: I slept outside – moron. Besides, you’re always afraid of everything so it didn’t make a difference as to how I greeted you. Anyway let’s get going now. That witch is already complaining that we're taking too long. Gideon: Huh, you want us to leave now? But it’s only nine o' clock and I just woke up! The samurai leaps into the room before yawning, casually. Kibishi: I just woke up too, but I guess we have no choice. Besides, the quicker we finish this task, the sooner we can resume our search for your father. Get up rich boy - we have work to do! 
Author Bio
Ricky Baxter is the author of Gideon and the Crimson Samurai and a collection of short Novellas such as: Mother Gaia, A Sinless Horizon and The Worst Death. He is an avid blogger and speaker, giving advice and thoughts to fellow creators from all walks of life. Currently he lives in London England where he writes and blogs. https://rickybaxter.wordpress.com/ https://www.facebook.com/rickyleebaxter/?ref=hl https://twitter.com/WriterRLBaxter https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/12016699.Ricky_Baxter http://www.literaryfestivals.co.uk/authors/ricky_baxter.html
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