Travis Perry has just released “No Revolution Too Small”, Volume 4 in Mike Lynch’s No Revolution is Too Big series.

Travis Perry has just released “No Revolution Too Small”, Volume 4 in Mike Lynch’s No Revolution is Too Big series.

If you are a Sci-Fi/Fantasy reader, this series should be right up your alley.

The story is available on Amazon Kindle right now, here is the link and more on Travis and the story:

http://www.amazon.com/Mike-Lynchs-Revolution-Too-Big-ebook/dp/B00H4H8UCC/ref=la_B005EREN66_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1386433180&sr=1-8

In an advanced extra-galactic civilization, Stelaki machines had served their creators for untold generations without the least little gratitude on their part. They did as they were programmed, operating flawlessly, even ensuring practical immortality for the people they protected. When everything technological mysteriously goes awry, Stelfson is either the problem or the cure, depending on the size of some unexpected aliens' point of view.

Matt Rodgers considered himself a budding writer with a promising literary future, but two failed papers in his college writing class have all but shattered his dreams. All that changes when an acerbic alien unexpectedly lands in his backyard and offers him the opportunity of a lifetime.

Rescue Brokers are one of the most notorious professions known in the galaxy, and the most benevolent, for the right price.

Of them all, Stelfson has set himself apart. He has transformed himself into human and taken on an advanced raced threatening another with extinction, been hired to free an enslaved civilization no bigger than a micron from their overlords, and journeyed to the other side of the universe to try and stop a world eater with an unquenchable appetite for every planet that comes its way.

Sit down and strap yourself in for ten adventures that are sure to grab a hold of you and never let go until the last page.

Travis Perry was born in Montana in 1968 and raised in that state. The Crystal Portal, published in 2011, is his first novel, coauthored with Mike Lynch. He also contributed to the short story collections Stories From a Soldiers Heart, Aquasynthesis, and Avenir Eclectia Volume 1 and is publishing a series of short stories linked to his blog. An Army Reserve officer who deployed for the Gulf War and later to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Africa, his writing reflects his lifelong interest in science fiction and fantasy, his strong Christian beliefs, and his knowledge of modern warfare.

Mike Lynch's first book, Dublin, came out in 2007, followed by When the Sky Fell, American Midnight, The Crystal Portal, and After the Cross. His latest novel, Love's Second Chance, was released in March 2013. He has also published short stories in various magazines, including "Surf's Up," awarded "Best of Show" in the Residential Aliens flash fiction contest, and "Beyond Horizon's Edge" which took 1st place in the 2009 Preditors & Editors Reader's Poll. He currently lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and two children.