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November 23, 2012
November 22, 2012
Introducing: Perdu (Vampyrus, #1)
PERDU - FREE ON KINDLE - NOVEMBER 23-24 (CLICK TO DOWNLOAD)
Synopsis: “Perdu” —the first novella in the science fiction and fantasy series, Redire de Vampyrus…
“I hope it was as good for you as it was for me.”
Ruth and Eugene Flowers desired the American dream: two kids, a big house, and a dog. But it wasn’t meant to be—at least not initially. When a surprise package literally fell into their laps, however, the Flowers would finally get their wish (sort of). Soon, it all goes awry, as mysterious deaths followed by a disappearance permanently disrupt their lives. Meanwhile, many years later, a grown-up Valerie Green, a nearby neighbor’s daughter and high-school sweetheart of their son, Zan, hits it huge in the Big Apple, first landing at Columbia University, then at the New York Pioneer, the hottest online periodical in the city. When she is forced to cross the path of hotshot FBI special agent, Dr. Devean Rasr, she doesn’t realize she is also wading much deeper into the biggest, most dangerous, and most challenging killing spree in the history of NYC.
From author Raeden Zen: I hope to have shaken up what has become a tired, overly sappy category with a fresh perspective, technological advancement, and my fast-paced style of action writing. The Latin title of the series, Redire de Vampyrus, or “Return of the Vampyres,” combined with my obsession with history, implies there will be plenty of myth-building along the journey. Perdu, the first novella, is meant for readers with interest in science fiction and fantasy with a touch of horror, the paranormal, and suspense.
Disclaimer: Perdu is recommended for readers aged sixteen and over.
November 21, 2012
Little Deadly Things, Kindle Freebie
LITTLE DEADLY THINGS - FREE ON KINDLE - NOVEMBER 25-26 (CLICK TO DOWNLOAD)
Best-selling science fiction author, Harry Steinman, will be offering his literary debut, “Little Deadly Things,” for free on Kindle, from November 25-26.
Review highlights via Amazon.com:
“This wonderful book took me by surprise because I don’t normally read thrillers or science fiction…I read a few pages and I was hooked. The book is definitely a page-turner but it also causes you to pause and think.”
“This is my first time reading a SciFi/Technology novel. This novel was the most exciting, original page turner I have read in a while…with a shocking, but very emotional ending!!”
“I found this richly textured, compelling, beautiful and horrifying without being depressing. It’s a novel I will ponder and remember for years. Bravo to the word artist!”
“Seldom is a new author so utterly capable of creating such compelling characters and even less often is a new science fiction author able to pull the reader in to such a believable and fairly complex plot.”
“Smart like Asimov, mind-bending like King, compassionate like Smiley, Steinman’s first book left me wanting a sequel and a movie.”
