Cutting out the middleman
I've set up my very own webstore, which means that you can now buy my books directly from me. No more middleman, no more giving money to that company made of evil named after a long river. And what's more, I can offer discounts!
whenever you buy one of my books direct through this website or my Payhip store, you can get 10% off straight away when you share the book with a friend, or on your social media. And if you buy a book in a series, you'll get a discount if you buy the next one, too. That means you can get a whopping 20% off the cover price, share your favourite author with your friends, and I'll still get more of the sale than I would do through one of the book stores. Not a bad deal, eh?
The books are delivered as a downloadable file, but if that doesn't work, it's followed up with a link from the good people at Bookfunnel, who are great at sorting that kind of thing. The whole thing is run through Payhip, and offers fully secure payment processing through the card of your choice or Paypal, and the book is compatible with any device. From now on, these are the links I’ll be sending out, and you’ll find these buy links if you visit the links at the top of the page. You’ll also see a link to my Payhip store at the top of my website.
What's more, as a special launch giveaway, I'm giving you an exclusive extra 25% off if you buy in the next seven days. Just use the coupon code MYCORONA and fill your boots with as many books as you like.
Let’s have a quick run-through of what you can get, shall we?
SUNRISE
The first book in my new series the Sunset Chronicles, it’s a Sci-Fi/Horror novel for all fans of space horror, dystopian tales of corporate corruption, telepaths crushing people with mind bullets, or of diverse casts in epic tales. Legendary horror author Steve Stred, author of the excellent Father of Lies series reviewed it for Kendall Reviews and said "this book whipped along and Stephenson writes the characters lean and true, making for some fantastically done action sequences, all the while retaining that claustrophobic feeling you need with outer-space-based books."
The year is 2107, and Earth is dying. For Wyn, Lois, and Judd, that’s the least of their problems.
Buy NowWyn is the pilot on the ISS Minos. Its mission: a race to the ice moon of Europa to cure the disease destroying humanity’s crops. But she’ll have to overcome dark secrets from her past and darker secrets on the ice to find out which of the crew is trying to stop them. If she doesn’t, humanity is doomed.
Lois is an Interpol agent investigating the world’s biggest company. But when her handler is murdered in the street, the road to justice holds a mystery that could change Earth’s destiny.
Judd is hiding as far away from humanity as he can, working in a cheap tourist attraction on the Moon. But when an old man pries a long-forgotten secret out of his head, he can no longer hide from the truth he’d buried even from himself. Because Judd is a telepath, and a weapon badly wanted by both sides of an unseen war.
Each holds a key to Earth’s cure and humanity’s survival in this first book in The Sunset Chronicles, the new sci-fi horror thrill-ride from Paul Stephenson, author of the apocalyptic horror trilogy, Blood on the Motorway.
BLOOD ON THE MOTORWAY
The Blood on the Motorway saga is an epic trilogy of murder at the world’s end. Starting with an apocalyptic storm and a serial killer and weaving several narratives through to humanity’s final stand, it’s a must for all fans of Apocalyptic Horror. Elisabeth Carpenter, bestselling author of 99 Red Balloons and The Woman Downstairs said ‘It has everything you could want in an end-of-the-world story. Perfect for fans of 28 Days Later, Shaun of the Dead, and ITV's Survivors.’
Buy NowTom is a layabout ex-student waiting for his life to start or the power to get cut off, whichever comes first. Jen works two jobs, hates both, and most days is too hungover to deal with either. Detective Burnett is trying to work out who the hell has turned his sleepy English village into a murder town.
On a flight back to her family, Lydia is too busy trying to ignore the annoying passenger next to her to notice the sky filling with lights. Max works for a bank, more concerned that people might mistake him for a banker than how to survive each day.
When the skies fill with a mysterious storm, all will wake to find the world they knew has gone, and their old lives with it. Over the months that follow they will have to deal with psychotic murderers, genocidal monsters, bandits who would take everything from them, and one final, deadly storm.
Together, this disparate group must attempt to survive this gripping, epic, and blackly comic saga of murder and stale sandwiches at the world’s end.
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Chronicling one man's increasingly frustrated attempt to listen to every album on Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums of all time list, this comic and acerbic book looks at why we feel the need to quantify and rank our art, revels in the complex musical world we live in, and wonders why anyone would voluntarily listen to Bono.
“Here’s a lesson for all aspiring singers. Bono can hit lots of those ‘notes’ that you hear about. Tom Waits, by contrast, can’t hit any of them; nor can he sound like anything other than a drunken vacuum cleaner. But I would rather listen to Tom than Bono from now until the end of time.”
Buy NowMichael Legge (Sony Award Winning presenter of Do the Right Thing) said “even though Paul likes Pearl Jam, he’s really really funny.” Which was nice of him.
Don’t forget, you can enter the code MYCORONA for 25% off every one of these books, and get and extra 10% off when you share them with your friends and family.
Paul Stephenson is an author and blogger. His first series, the post-apocalyptic thriller trilogy Blood on the Motorway, is available now. Sunrise, the first book in the Sunset Chronicles, is also out now. Check out these and more at the links at the top of the page.
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