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Skyracos: The Mining Mess (Retro-Scifi ePulp)
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That is an amazing cover! Is the book available on Kindle or Nook?
J.W. wrote: "That is an amazing cover! Is the book available on Kindle or Nook?"thanks for the kind words and interest. Skyracos: The Mining Mess is available on 13 ebookstore including barnes and noble and amazon.
here is the kindle link...
http://www.amazon.com/Skyracos-The-Mi...
here is the nook link...
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/skyra...
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john
It's on just about every ebookstore on the web now, complete with Indie eBook Cover Award Nominee! If you're curious, here is the goodreads link…
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17...
And here is the sales pitch...
Have you ever dreamt of visiting alien worlds? Have you ever wished you could zip through space via jet pack? What if you could defy gravity and explore unknown realms freely? Imagine being a space adventurer, paid to meet and greet alien cultures, while representing and protecting all of humanid-kind. You’d live to tell tales of glory. You’d be the stuff of legends. Sounds like a dream job, right? Well, no job is perfect, and there is a high price to be paid for this fantasy. That’s reality for a Skyraco.
These winged warriors operate millions of miles from their home-world, Centrus, on the frontier of the known. They travel to planets remote and unimagined where they are forced to interpret crises and dispense justice on their terms, or so they think.
In "Skyracos: The Mining Mess" recent recruit, Chip Daniels wants to be a hero, but gets more than he bargained for once incased in his streamlined flight suit. Chip and the rest of Unit 9901 are ordered to investigate a mysterious plague outbreak in an isolated mining colony. What starts out as a game quickly unravels into a life or death crisis. Notions of good and evil spin into a nightmare of moral ambiguity, which challenges Chip's definition of heroics...Welcome to a Skyraco's uncomfortable world.
"Skyracos: The Mining Mess" is a retro sci-fi adventure of flight packs and flying men forged from the same mettle as Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, the Rocketeer and pulps like Startling Stories.
It ain't Shakespeare. It's pure Pulp!
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