Fantasy Series Set in Alternate WWII Hits Bestseller Lists

LOS ANGELES - Sept. 30, 2016 - PRLog -- Agent Carter needs a movie--and we need more stories of badass female spies.  Alesha Escobar's Gray Tower Trilogy, which currently sits on bestsellers lists at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and iBooks (Apple), is a stunning example as to why audiences love blending well-known historical eras with leading ladies who can hold their own.

"It's a natural progression," said Escobar, who released The Tower's Alchemist, the first book of the trilogy, back in 2011.

The Tower's Alchemist had hit Amazon's bestsellers list, reaching #1 in Historical Fantasy, #6 in Fantasy Fiction, and later landed in the Top 100 for Historical Fiction. The imaginative fantasy mash-up, reminiscent of Agent Carter meets Hell Boy, has since been adapted to a stunning audiobook edition by actress Anne Johnstonbrown.

Isabella George, the heroine of the novel, carries out her spy mission in the city of Paris, France, in an alternate WWII where Nazis have recruited vampires and warlocks, and British intelligence has employed wizards of the Gray Tower to thwart them.

With not only scenic routes and Gothic churches to give visual eye candy, the story also includes action-packed scenes with hand-to-hand combat and deadly magical stand-offs.

"I want this story to reach its fullest potential," said Escobar. "And, I get emails from amazing readers who ask me when or if there will be a movie. I don't want to disappoint them."

Escobar, who holds a B.A. in English with a Writing emphasis, is currently adapting the novel to screenplay. The entire three-book collection of the Gray Tower Trilogy is available for a limited time at online retailers for a special 0.99¢ price.

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WHESTJG

To learn more about Alesha Escobar and her books, or for other inquiries, please contact:

alesha@thecreativealchemy.com