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Daimones 28 5-stars reviews, 15 4-stars reviews



$0.99 Promotional price down from $3.99 during the release period (starting 1st June) of the volume 2 of the Daimones Trilogy, "Once Humans". Price will raise again as soon as Once Humans goes live. Profit while it lasts.

Daimones (Daimones Trilogy, #1)
http://www.amazon.com/Daimones-Trilog...

2012 PRG Reviewer's Choice Award in Science Fiction
Awesome Indies Seal of Approval
indiePENdents.org Seal for Quality Writing

"Long live the freedom of those who dreamed the future and made it our present."
- 'Dan Amenta' in Daimones (Daimones Trilogy, #1)
http://www.amazon.com/Daimones-Trilog...

A post-apocalypse whose dystopian roots are million years old. Ancient aliens, a galactic struggle, the control of unique resources, meld to dictate the fate of the humankind.

Read how everything starts in "Daimones", when the extermination of the human race begins and an ancient power controls the planet. Continue to see the conflicts unfold into "Once Humans" released soon this month of June

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Based on many data collected.

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Amazon Best Seller Rank 50,000 to 100,000 - selling close to 1 book a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank 10,000 to 50,000 - selling 3 to 15 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank 5,500 to 10,000 - selling 15 to 30 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank 3,000 to 5,500 - selling 30 to 50 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank 500 to 3,000 - selling 50 to 200 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank 350 to 500 - selling 200 to 300 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank 100 to 350 - selling 300 to 500 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank 35 to 100 - selling 500 to 1,000 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank 10 to 35 - selling 1,000 to 2,000 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank of 5 to 10 - selling 2,000 to 4,000 books a day.

Amazon Best Seller Rank of 1 to 5 - selling 4,000+ books a day.

Today’s channels of distribution—for an Indie writer—are beyond the basic needs of anyone; the choice is vast, and with time every channel has been able—with the obvious distinguo—to provide good solutions. One thing that is missing in all those channels is the possibility, for an author, to be ‘pushed‘ the way a publicist would do. […]

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