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Binary Cycle #3
Binary Cycle: Skyward
A race against time...
A battle to save Taran...
An unlikely source of hope...
Taran's destruction is imminent. Will humanity's last efforts be enough to save them? Join Skyia, Cassidy, Jonathas, and Reggie as they fight against all odds to rescue their planet from the brink of annihilation.
Binary Cycle: Skyward is a 35,000 word novel, and is the third and final entry into the Binary Cycle Saga.
A battle to save Taran...
An unlikely source of hope...
Taran's destruction is imminent. Will humanity's last efforts be enough to save them? Join Skyia, Cassidy, Jonathas, and Reggie as they fight against all odds to rescue their planet from the brink of annihilation.
Binary Cycle: Skyward is a 35,000 word novel, and is the third and final entry into the Binary Cycle Saga.
104 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 24, 2014
7 people are currently reading
14 people want to read
About the author
W.J. Davies
19 books57 followersHello everyone,
My name is Wes Davies and I write under the name WJ Davies.
I currently have three novellas set in the Silo universe available entitled The Runner, The Diver, and The Watcher. These works are inspired by Hugh Howey's bestselling WOOL series and, unbelievably, have sold over 15,000 copies since January '13.
Living in Toronto, I work for a computer software company and write in my spare time, always dreaming up the next story idea while I write my current one. I take a lot of time to edit and was lucky enough to find an amazing group of beta readers who constantly keep me on my toes.
My all original work is a novel called Binary Cycle, the first part of which is available in the kindle store. This is the story that got me into writing, and I can't wait to release the next two installments. Look for Binary Cycle: Revelations in October.
I read a lot of Sci-Fi and am amazed at the quality work other authors are putting out there right now. Some recent favourites include The Martian, Voyage, Greatfall, and Atopia Chronicles.
This is truly an exciting time to be a writer or a reader. As long as we strive to produce our best quality work, the rising tide will lift all ships. I try to release a new work every 6-8 weeks, so come join the fun. Keep in touch on twitter @wjdaviesauthor or visit my website.
See you around.
My name is Wes Davies and I write under the name WJ Davies.
I currently have three novellas set in the Silo universe available entitled The Runner, The Diver, and The Watcher. These works are inspired by Hugh Howey's bestselling WOOL series and, unbelievably, have sold over 15,000 copies since January '13.
Living in Toronto, I work for a computer software company and write in my spare time, always dreaming up the next story idea while I write my current one. I take a lot of time to edit and was lucky enough to find an amazing group of beta readers who constantly keep me on my toes.
My all original work is a novel called Binary Cycle, the first part of which is available in the kindle store. This is the story that got me into writing, and I can't wait to release the next two installments. Look for Binary Cycle: Revelations in October.
I read a lot of Sci-Fi and am amazed at the quality work other authors are putting out there right now. Some recent favourites include The Martian, Voyage, Greatfall, and Atopia Chronicles.
This is truly an exciting time to be a writer or a reader. As long as we strive to produce our best quality work, the rising tide will lift all ships. I try to release a new work every 6-8 weeks, so come join the fun. Keep in touch on twitter @wjdaviesauthor or visit my website.
See you around.
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July 18, 2014
Mr Davis a series well done
From the first book to the last book I was captivating buy the depths of your storytelling and characterised development. I recommend this story (all three) ebooks from Amazon. Good reading to all my fellow readers.
From the first book to the last book I was captivating buy the depths of your storytelling and characterised development. I recommend this story (all three) ebooks from Amazon. Good reading to all my fellow readers.
June 4, 2015
Well done, Wes. Well done. I really enjoyed the entire trilogy and was kind of sad to see it end. great writing, great world building, and a terrific ending. The characters were quite realistic, and very easy to identify with. I recommend this to anyone who enjoys a good sci-fi story.
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