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Cosmogonic Marbles ...
Hey folks, just posting a link to my new comedy-fantasy (no vampires), reviews welcome of course
http://www.amazon.com/Cosmogonic-Marbles-Botolf-Chronicles-ebook/dp...
Check out the website for my fantasy novel. If you're on goodreads.com and have read my novel, please post a review. Also, thanks to those who have reviewed it so far. If you haven't read this and would like me to send you a signed copy, send me a private message and I'll tell you what to do.
Excellent comments! I went to a couple of local writers' conferences and I observed that the majority of writers were more focused on making money rather than the quality of their book(s) and the type of readers that they needed to target. A good book will sell itself... it just needs the right exposure and it's not ONLY about money... when you have a passion for your writing/stories it shows and this alone will generate loyal followers!! One of the best marketing methods is meeting your readers because once they have met/spoken with you...chances are they will continue to buy/read just about every book you published. With this said... stay positive and continue to grow your fanfare!
If you're a member of Goodreads.com, check out my novel there. If you've read my novel and haven't posted a review, I'd appreciate it if you would. Thanks to those who have.
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12869917-the-chronicles-of-elydir
I also have an author page showing the novel and how to buy it. Take a look around and leave a comment or suggestion for anything that can be added to the website.
Sci-fi action at its best.
We begin this story far in the future with Black and his stealth pod crew who are stationed on Harmonica, a spaceport city orbiting Earth’s terra-formed moon. They are instructed to intercept an unresponsive spacecraft and inside they discover a beautiful but lethal humanoid woman.
Then, we then leap forward in time to find Black, miraculously reborn on an unfamiliar planet called Neon and in a place called Starlight City. Here where humans, robots and other combinations exist, Black discovers he is a wanted man.
Hazy memories surface as he fights to discover who he is and why the leader Nahzir wants him so badly.
Soon others are involved, some with their own ghosts from the past, and together they share a great adventure where incredible discoveries are made.
The author has an amazing imagination and insight into cyberspace. This book is fast moving and exciting with enough imaginative future technology to keep even the most demanding technophobe happy.
Available at Amazon in Paperback here http://www.amazon.com/Starlight-City-Radford-Lee/dp/1478375043/ref=...
and on Kindle here http://www.amazon.com/Starlight-City-ebook/dp/B00AWU8KDW/ref=sr_1_1...
Start the new year on a high - first review is in for my new fantasy book Harvest... (4 out of 5 stars)
"Just started and it has caught my imagination already, I mean who wouldn't be intrigued in a story with pirates? The opening chapters explained the situation clearly, you were introduced to quite a few characters as the story moved along at a good pace.
Action all the way it seems, but it in no way spoils the story, in fact I would say that it helps. Even though there is a lot of action, a lot of humour (dark in places), there is also plenty of plot & scenes that are just descriptive enough to keep you interested.
When I think about it, quite a few scenarios which are interlinked are started very early on, which is exciting. The main characters, in fact supporting characters as well are well thought out & develop accordingly, the exchanges between them are handled well, you do get drawn into them, which is another plus.
The further you read you begin to realise that this story is expanding all the time, situations change quite quick so you have to keep alert, a couple of times I had to re-read as I knew I must have missed something.
As usual I have kept it short, safe to say though that the Author writes well, his imagination is great and his ability to tell a story is good. In former times he could have easily been a wandering bard.
Just a quick note, the story pulls no punches so it is graphic it parts.
All said and done I thoroughly enjoyed it, can't wait to read the next instalment so I will have to give it a recommendation."
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Harvest-Dark-Waters-ebook/dp/B008MP3MEQ/ref...
I'm asking for reviewers for my first fantasy novel, Silverdream & Bloodfire. If you're interested after clicking on this link (http://www.amazon.com/The-Chronicles-Elydir-Silverdream-Bloodfire/d...), let me know.
CHRISTIAN TEEN FANTASY RELEASED
The Christian teen fantasy entitled Hafren: A Fantasy for the Young at Heart was just released. I think you or your teen will enjoy the fast-paced plot and occasional humor. Hafren: A Fantasy for the Young at Heart is available from amazon.com and from the Lighthouse Christian Publishing fantasy page 2. Also, if you would like to read an excerpt from the novel, go to the following link: Hafren Excerpt
Here's a short taste of my fantasy novel, Silverdream & Bloodfire, that you can order from Amazon.com. Comments welcome.
Scratch-click-scratchhh-SCRATTTTCCHHH-click!
Startled, Kelvan turned over and sat halfway up in bed, looking toward the window. At that moment, it seemed like something had completely shut out the ambient starlight, leaving his bedchamber in total blackness. The prince tried to readjust his vision as quickly as possible. As Kantis had taught him, he slowed his breathing, trying to calm the hammering in his chest. The clawing outside became louder, more insistent. Finally, Kelvan could stand it no longer. Summoning all his courage, Kelvan threw the warm covers back and slipped out of his soft bed.
Kelvan moved carefully to the darkened window, listening to the click-clawing as it increased in tempo. His mind began to imagine all sorts of images about what might be out there. Could it be that someone had conjured the very same reptilian monster that had just invaded his dreams? Despite the terror he felt at the unknown intruder, Kelvan looked between the slats of the latticework.
Two of the biggest, blackest eyes he had ever seen stared in at him. The prince stood there frozen for a moment, unable to move. The sparkling, vertically slitted, hideous eyes mesmerized him. Stifling a yelp, he backed up, tripping over the dressing table at the end of his bed and falling flat on his back. Quickly, he scrambled backwards against the wall, raising up just high enough to look over the edge of his bed. Then, he heard a familiar rumbling in his mind. Shaking his head, he slowly stood up and walked to the window, staring back at the familiar sparkling, sapphire eyes.
*Are you all right?* the rumbling, chuckling mind-voice asked.
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