Local author Travis Baldree in ticketed event at Third Place Books November 20, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

Author Travis Baldree will release his new book, *Brigands and Breadknives*, on November 20, 2025, at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park. The release event starts at 7 PM and requires advance ticket purchase, which includes a copy of the book. The narrative follows Fern, a bookseller dealing with ennui, as she relocates to Thune to rekindle her life alongside a coffee shop owned by a long-absent friend. Baldree's blend of high fantasy and low-stakes storytelling has gained a substantial following, particularly through his previous series, *Legends & Lattes*. The new book explores themes of self-discovery and personal growth, as Fern encounters various challenges in her new environment.

Baldree, a full-time audiobook narrator, has a rich background in video game design, contributing to titles like *Torchlight* and *Rebel Galaxy*. His transition to writing has resulted in multiple bestselling works, showcasing his storytelling prowess. Local fans have the opportunity to meet Baldree and discuss his unique approach to fantasy literature.

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