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From 10/15 through 10/20, several fellow authors and I are promoting our space opera by hosting a giveaway for a Kindle Paperwhite, and many of us are running promotional deals on books as well.
Take a look here, and enter the raffle! Thanks!


On Amazon, Part I is up to 12 reviews with a 4.4 average. On Goodreads, it's sitting pretty with a 4.0 average with 12 ratings.
Have you tried Part I, which is usually free on Amazon, iTunes, Kobo, B&N? No?
Then click here.

Here on Goodreads, it enjoys a 4.0 rating with 12 reviews tallied. Thanks, readers!


The Saga continues to accrue solid reviews here and on the various storefronts, so that's good, too.


Part I is still free (where available), so jump on it, folks!

Books mentioned in this topic
The Complete Beacon Saga (other topics)Beacon - Part VIII (other topics)
Beacon: Part I (other topics)
Beacon - Part VIII (other topics)
Beacon - Part VII (other topics)
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Part I of this serial is free, where available. Let me whet your appetite with its blurb:
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At the end of time, a miracle endangers a vast refugee fleet. Part I of the Beacon Saga.
They call it the Shroud, and Beacon is the only star that survived its wrath. At this endpoint of existence, humanity lingers on alongside every living species. Layers of orbiting ships can provide you everything—except children. So when Mally and Tersias conceive, they are instant celebrities, lavished with accolades and gifts. But their act will carry a high cost, starting with the return of a specter from the past. And the end will become the beginning.
A serial installment of six thousand words.
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Parts II (twelve thousand words), III (fourteen thousand words), IV (sixteen thousand words), VI (eighteen thousand words), VI (sixteen thousand words), and VII (seventeen thousand words), and the conclusion--Part VIII (nearly sixty thousand words) are also available:
Again, thanks for your time!