Science Fiction Aficionados discussion

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Hello Everyone! I'd like to introduce my new book "History of the Timelaws." Based on the title I'm sure you can guess there's a lot of whibbly whobbly timey whimy. If you're willing to write a review for me you can send me a private message with your email and preferred format (.epub, .mobi, .pdf) and I'll email you a free copy. Otherwise, you can buy it on amazon. Here's the description:

Elizabeth is a teenage girl who runs a universe-wide sector of a military-like, magical society she calls ‘Dark’. She is the type of girl who can handle herself in a fight: fist, knife, or magical. She learned the first two forms of combat growing up in a rough neighborhood with her two older brothers. Their parents passed away three years ago, in 1979, leaving Elizabeth to inherit her father’s rank.

Now, to save her friends, her parents, her brothers and herself, Elizabeth needs to figure out how to deal with a timeline that’s in constant flux. Not an easy task when your memory keeps changing along with your own past.

To make matters worse, her oldest brother, who doesn’t know magic exists, starts to suspect that Elizabeth’s keeping secrets from him.

:)
Marise
Author of History of the Timelaws

Interesting Marise. I did time travel also. My new book Caught In Time is about a created replicant of the last dying time traveler on Alysia. he creates her because he met her as a boy where she told him she was on a vital mission. But he dies, the Timelab assistant loses her and she lands a thousand years in the Medieval past with dangerous luggage. by day's end she has killed six men defending herself against rape, robbery and fallen in love with the king whom she is supposed to kill. The charming Medieval past isn't so charming with no running water, betrayal, intrigue in the royal court and war on the horizon. What's a replicant who doesn't even know whether she is human or not to do?

Hi guys,

We are about to publish the celebrated Jan Morris's Hav and I have some left-over ARCs to give away. If you come join the NYRB Book Club and say hi on our greetings page, I'll send you a free copy (US only). I've been struggling to categorize Hav , but it's an invented visit to an invented city that has seen a melange of cultures through the centuries and at the current moment is a troubling symbol of an uneasy future.

Nick

Hey Nick. Feel free to create your own thread within this folder so that people can see what you have to say.

To do so, run your mouse over the Self-Promotion folder's name from the group's home screen and click it. In the next page, at the top of the discussion folder for self-promotion, there are little green words that are hard to find unless you're looking for them. Click "new topic", and the rest if fairly simple.

The first book in my series, A Place Beyond Man, was published in 1975-7 by Charles Scribner's Sons, Dell, and Millington London and by iUniverse in June 2011 as an Authors Guild Backinprint.com Edition, A Place Beyond Man-The Archives of Varok. The problem with aliens in The Archives--they live too close, appear too attractive, make assumptions too weird, and are too nosy--telling humans that their way of doing business-as-usual is all wrong.
Now ready to publlish--THE WEBS OF VAROK is the second book in my completed five-book science fiction series. In 85,000 words, it tells the story of a quixotic microbiologist, her young daughter, and their alien family partners--a sassy, aquatic elll and an all-too-humanoid varok--who retreat from the ailing 21st Century Earth to the safety of the steady state society on nearby planet Varok. They hope to prove to Earth that the future can be secured in a no-growth environment. They are appalled to find Varok's economy disrupted by a ruthless traitor, a varokian beauty who also triggers a crisis of trust in the family. During a tangle of interspecies conflict and intrigue, an insult-loving insectoid helps the family build on their faith in each other so Tandra can outwit and expose the traitor. For more projects in the series see http://caryneeper.com

A Place Beyond Man: The Archives of Varok

Joseph Duda
The Travelers - Evacuation

Hi. My novel, The Travelers – Evacuation, has finally been published by BookBaby, an eBook publisher. It’s a full length (120,000 words) Science Fiction adventure that blends hard SF with metaphysics, threading two tales together that suggest how we create own reality.

Two interwoven tales affect the destiny of a planetary population: a world leader's tenacious and concealed reliance on extrasensory abilities to govern a planet jeopardizes her position and challenges the sanctity of all she holds dear; generations later, her great-great-great granddaughter's personal search for courage pits her obvious physical accomplishments against her own unspoken paranormal gifts—the true source of her talent.

When scientists verify that the planet has a rapidly decaying orbit and within three generations will be uninhabitable, Senior World Councilor Tevaha, against all conventional wisdom and a covert high-level conspiracy, utilizes intuitive and psychic gifts, understandings of the Laws of the Universe, and a benevolent other-dimensional group of mentors to generate a potential solution to her planet's crisis. Five generations later, Tevaha's namesake descendent Teva, a young superstar architect, devotes every waking moment to the furious design of twenty-four Spaceports—receptacles for ships destined to evacuate the entire population. Mission successfully accomplished, Teva realizes her professional drive has left voids of family, relationship, and emotion—an awareness that hits her hard when she boards the last vacating ship and finds she has no more career and, worse, no one to turn to.

The stories of the two heroines counterpoint one another chapter by chapter, merging when Teva discovers a method to seek Tevaha's advice on a pressing issue and finds herself ironically positioned to dramatically alter the existence of the very future in which she exists.

Similar to Lem's Solaris and Crichton's Sphere, where reality manifests through unconscious memories and emotions, The Travelers - Evacuation demonstrates how thoughts and intentions may be consciously applied to create reality, though sometimes with unpredictable, startling, or humorous results. The challenges facing Tevaha and Teva could appeal to avid science fiction and metaphysical readers alike—those seeking not only entertainment, but answers, or at least possible solutions, to similar, perplexing personal and global situations confronting us presently.

Here’s my website where you’ll find a synopsis of the novel, a bit about me, and direct links for ordering: http://www.jcduda.com/writing.html
goodreads author page: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/...
Amazon author page: http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B005JSTN1U
blog: http://josephcduda.tumblr.com/

I'd love any feedback - Thanks!

It may be premature to call this self-promotion, as I won't be publishing my SF novel TWIN-BRED until later this fall -- but I'd very, very much appreciate any comments on a proposed book cover. I've posted two versions, plus some questions, at my blog, at http://looking-around.blogspot.com/20.... Please drop by and give me some feedback!

I like the second one, Karen. The one on the bottom with the unborn babies inside the glowing orb.

Good luck!

Thanks, Jason!

The orb is a planet, but it's supposed to have connotations of womb-ness....

Aside from which is better: do you think either is sufficiently professional-looking??

Jason wrote: "I like the second one, Karen. The one on the bottom with the unborn babies inside the glowing orb.

Good luck!"

I like both actually. Both would catch my eye and look professional. I think the second is slighty my favorite and goes along best with the "womb-ness"look you want.
What sort of book is it? Because the first picture looks more menacing. Like the twins are threatening the planet.

Have you tried a cover with one twin, the human looking one, in the orb and the other outside of it?

That's a good point! I hadn't thought about the menacing look.... They're not supposed to be threatening the planet. The human colony and the indigenous species have great difficulty understanding each other, and a scientist (a twin survivor) proposes that host mothers carry fraternal twins, one of each species, who might provide a breakthrough.

Traci wrote: "I like both actually. Both would catch my eye and look professional. I think the second is slighty my favorite and goes along best with the "womb-ness"look you want.
What sort of book is it? Becaus..."

I hadn't tried that. It might have to be the other way round, since the planet is where the not-human species comes from... I'll give it a try. Thanks!

Traci wrote: "Have you tried a cover with one twin, the human looking one, in the orb and the other outside of it?"

I think that they both look professional, too!

The Toad King: A Soldier's Story
This book seems to be a repeat of a plot told many times, but I wrote this story to ask the question of when does a civilization become too civilized to defend itself from annihilation?
Here is the blurb:
Major John Elliott, U.S. Army, is shanghaied by an advanced alien race in order to teach them the long lost art of war. The only problem is that he isn’t from Special Forces and his crack troops aren’t cut out to be warriors; they faint at the mere thought of battle. But his survival is now intertwined with theirs, and against all odds, he must teach his peace-loving aliens how to defend themselves or else perish with them.

Self-promotion is so difficult. I mean, as an author I have absolutely no credibility in anything I say about my book, because it's my baby and of course it is beautiful! It is hard enough to nerve up to get a friend to read your book let alone asking a bunch of strangers to pony up some hard earned cash to invest in your story. So having said that I will leave my shameless self-promotion to one of my reviewers on amazon.com. Though I have to say that the best review I got was from my college roommate, "Actually finished the book last Thursday evening. You surprised me old man. You are right I do not normally read science fiction, but I actually enjoyed your book. Good job." That was enough validation for me.

So here is an Amazon.com review. There are four other reviews there that you can read if you are interested.

The Toad King: A Soldier's Story is not only a page-turner; its image should be in the dictionary next to page-turner! There are unexpected twists and turns throughout while following the adventures an Army supply officer attempting to teach a pacifist alien race who falls unconscious if you look at them wrong how to fight a war against an invading race. Combined with the strong character development, fantastic dynamics between characters, and great humor, this book is a must read. I can't wait for the sequel!
. . . and no I did NOT pay this guy :)
http://thetoadking.com

Hi everyone, I've written a near-term Scifi novel called The Eden Paradox, somewhere between Michael Crichton and Jack McDevitt (so far it's been compared to those two). Fifty years into the future a new planet (Eden) is discovered, but the first two missions there have failed to return. The book is about the third mission, and what they find, but it also follows an analyst on Earth who discovers a conspiracy to sabotage the voyage.

The book is an extrapolation of where today's politics are likely to leave us (well, our kids) in 50 years time, and also about what an alien civilization might really want from Earth, and how they'd go about taking it.

For an independent review, see: http://www.pikerpress.com/article.php...

In brief, the review summarized the book as follows:

"The reader is pulled into an all too real future with memorable men and women leading the way. An excellent story with so many possibilities, leaves the reader craving more."

No, I didn't pay her :-) Other reviews (Amazon) say it's a page turner; "couldn't put it down" being a common refrain from people who've read it, and those who have written to me asking "when the hell is Book Two coming out?"

It's on Amazon now as an ebook, and comes out in paperback October 15 (being launched in London then Paris, which is where I live). The sequel, Eden's Trial, is in press and should be out before Xmas. I'm now writing the last book in the series, Eden's Revenge, out September 2012.

http://tinyurl.com/eden-paradox
http://tinyurl.com/eden-paradox-uk

More info and free stories on www.barrykirwan.com

My name is M. R. Tighe and the first book in my science fiction/ space adventure trilogy, Judgment on Tartarus, is available on amazon.com in both Kindle and paperback versions. Other online booksellers carry it as well. So far, Judgment has garnered some very good reviews and almost every reader who has contacted me has enjoyed the book immensely.

Judgment isn't hard SF, though I make every effort to be scientifically accurate. I'm a long-time supporter of NASA and eager to see mankind explore space and other planets/ celestial bodies. But my book is sheer adventure with a dash of mystery and romance ( not the steamy variety! )

Book Two of the Tartarus Trilogy, True Son of Tartarus, will be published soon and should be available online in six weeks or so. I'm now in the process of editing Book Three: Ransom of Tartarus, which should, if all goes well, be available in early 2012.

Reviews of my book are visible on amazon.com, as well as a brief synopsis. I blog about my books, writing experience, and genre literature in general at www.crewofastrella.blogspot.com. Why not give it a read?

Hi everyone,

I am new on GR so I hope this is an appropriate place to mention my books, which are available on Amazon. If not, I'm sure I'll find out soon enough!

Anyway here goes...

The Night the Aliens went on Strike

When noise abatement officers Colin and Tony investigate a complaint one wintry night, they little suspect the culprits are not of this Earth…

Now, drawn into an intergalactic employment dispute, they must fight to save the world – and sort out a barking dog or two

As Tony did up his laces Consuela Martinez, the most beautiful woman in the world, entered through the wall. This was unexpected, but Racul’s control over their minds had been re-established and Tony felt only mild surprise.
‘I have assumed this form,’ explained Racul, ‘which we found in an image on your communications device. We believe this will help me to pass unnoticed among your people and enable me to observe undetected.’
‘Could work,’ murmured Colin doubtfully, ‘but you might need some different clothes.’
‘These garments are not suitable?’ Racul glanced down at the metallic G-string bikini. ‘You need not concern yourself about the cold. We are accustomed to low temperatures. This is why we chose to visit your planet when your star is at its greatest distance.’
‘It’s not the temperature. People don’t walk about in winter wearing kit like that. You’ll attract attention.’
‘In that case,’ Racul considered, ‘we shall synthesise garments similar to yours.’ She turned to one of the aliens who were observing her new appearance with disdain and gave some instructions. One of them went out and returned about a minute later with a bundle.

Ashraf Farouk; Tourist Police

Whether smashing a drug ring or investigating a sinister vegetable, nothing fazes Cairo's crookedest cop - particularly if there's a backhander to be made...

Shoehand Spook

The true memoir of a British Secret Service agent, captured by the Gestapo during WW2. prospective spies should read before signing up...

Thanks for reading
M White

Hey Guys, I have five science fiction books available Amderesta The Third Republic,Amderesta the 4th Republic #4 the Bytoris Plague, Amderesta The 4th Republic #5. Operation Retribution, Amderesta The 4th Republic #6. The Alien War/The Amderestan-EGA War/Army Command, and Amderesta The 4th Republic #7. Return to Civilian Control

These books are the first, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eight books in the Amderesta: The 3rd/4th Republic series an ongoing science fiction book series which chronicles events in the Amdronian Group. The series has several storylines throughout one is the intergalctic conflict between the Amdronian Group Alliance and the Blackanian Federation, the antagonists of the series for the first seven books. Another storyline deals with the Ranchanian Federation's creation of a biolgical weapon, and subsequent release on the Amderestans in Amderesta The 4th Republic #4, and the Amderestan-Antarian-NGA War depicted in books 3, 4, 5, and 6.

Feel free to check out my books and tell me what you guys think. Looking fowarding to reading your reviews

Daniel Zazitski

First came contact, then genocide, now war.

The Nameless have superior technology, numbers and a willingness to accept casualties that goes beyond comprehension. Their aim, nothing less than the total destruction of humanity. All that stands in their way, five officers, a handful of ships… and the human need to survive!


Hello all,

That's the blurb for my military science fiction novel The Nameless War. It is a story covering the lead up to and opening weeks of an interstellar war, very much aimed at those who enjoy military and space opera science fiction, and (in my own opinion) combines grand spectacle with gritty reality. Central to the novel is the 'fog of war' and its effect on decision making. The story follows events from the points of view of a number of different individuals, some of whom can influence their direction, while others are swept along by them. There are already a few reviews at the above link and a few more at Amazon.UK. Take a look at the sample and see what you think.

Edmond

I'll have to remember this when my novel A MINOR MAGIC comes out. Thanks!

Edmond, I bought the Kindle version ofThe Nameless War and have to say I'm hooked. Looking foward to reading your next book.

Daniel wrote: "Edmond, I bought the Kindle version ofThe Nameless War and have to say I'm hooked. Looking foward to reading your next book."

Thank you, I'll try to return the courtesy once I'll work my way through my backlog.

Chaos Mortalitus, Book 1 of 3

Through the pages of eternity every corner of the universe has searched for motive, causality for the dramatic spirals of infinity, yet the universe holds its secrets well. It was in the lunar month of March, on the 10th day in the human year of 2025 A.D., that a truth lost since the dawn of creation would finally be revealed in the eyes of one man.

Ashton Mortal is a 28-year-old fine arts painter who has been plagued with nightmares since as far back as he can remember, but on March 10, 2025, he awakens in the early morning from a dreamless sleep. Suddenly manifestations very similar to the iconic scenarios depicted in his art become more than imagination, as slowly an epic web of cosmic events spanning beyond the known universe takes hold of what was once a simple life.

Hey everyone,

Just wanted to say hi and introduce my series, Chaos Mortalitus. Book 1 was originally released in 2009 with my follow up, Chaos Mortalitus: Revelations coming January 1st, 2012. Looking forward to meeting more Sci-Fi fans here on goodreads!

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Chaos-Mortalitu...

Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Chaos-Mortali...

Website 1: http://www.chaosmortalitus.com/

Website 2: http://www.mortalitusart.com/

Thanks for your time everyone, take care!

I'm posting this a couple of days ahead of time, so those (like me) who get the digest may be able to take advantage of it. My SF novel Twin-Bred's last free days on Amazon, at least for the foreseeable future, are coming up this Tuesday and Wednesday, May 8th and 9th. (I'm leaving the KDP Select program on May 10th.) Twin-Bred won't be free again until just before the sequel comes out, sometime this fall (I hope).

The link: http://amzn.to/u2OtVP

Hello Sci Fi fans. 8 years in the making, Paint By Numbers is out for ebook.

http://amzn.to/LQSO00

The first person to read it surprised the heck out of me with, "Doug, I just finished your book. Absolutely spellbinding! I didn't want to put it down to sleep! I highly recommend it! You are brilliant!" And she even bought it on her own. Now maybe my family will give it a try.

No spoilers from me beyond the official description, but I think you've probably never read anything quite like this. I know I haven't.

The mammoth computer Virgil has run the Earth’s net for more than a decade, protected by the unbreakable Mobius. Virgil has been so successful that the world’s dependence on it has become critical. This worries Hutch Axemeyer. Hutch, the troubled mathematical genius behind Mobius, is enlisted again by the World Security Authority after Mobius is proven to be not quite infallible by two teenage hackers. Susan Lo breaks into Mobius from sheer curiosity. Armand Pryther turns his hacking acumen into shady profits until he takes on the challenge of Mobius. It is perhaps no coincidence that all three were illegal genetic engineering products from a firm that sought to produce financial geniuses. Hutch doesn’t have to wait long to discover why the young prodigies are sent to him to mentor. A new object has come into the solar system and astronomers recognize that it is not the comet it was initially thought to be. Then Virgil has an unauthorized visitor accessing Mobius. Witness an epic mathematical war like Earth has never seen before as Hutch, Susan and Armand learn to Paint by Numbers.

http://www.facebook.com/douglasbrowna...

Hi everyone!

I'm Michelle, and I'm new to the GoodReads community proper. I figured I couldn't do better than finding lovely like-minded sci fi readers, so here I am!
I currently have two novellas released, 'And the Stars Will Sing', a YA zap-gun space adventure, and 'The Stolen: Two Short Stories', a pair of short, loosely related dystopian stories.

Here are my book links:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0075G7GEA
http://www.amazon.com/The-Stolen-Shor...

And here are my GoodReads links:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15...
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15...

Happy reading! I'd love to know what all of you think, whether you like it or it rubs you the wrong way.

Hi everyone!

I'm Michelle, and I'm new to the GoodReads community proper. I figured I couldn't do better than finding lovely like-minded sci fi readers, so here I am!
I currently have two novellas released, 'And the Stars Will Sing', a YA zap-gun space adventure, and 'The Stolen: Two Short Stories', a pair of short, loosely related dystopian stories.

Here are my book links:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0075G7GEA
http://www.amazon.com/The-Stolen-Shor...

And here are my GoodReads links:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15...
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15...

Happy reading! I'd love to know what all of you think, whether you like it or it rubs you the wrong way.

Hello Everyone!

My name is Roberto Mendes and I am the Editor in Chief of ISF - International Speculative Fiction Magazine. ISF is a free new venue with a focus on non-anglophone writers that publishes 3 to 4 short stories per number and one article also. We have published 3 numbers so far, #0 with fiction by Aliette de Bodard (France), Gerson Lodi-Ribeiro (Brazil) and Cristian Mihail Teodorescu (Romania); # 1 with fiction by Joyce Chng (Philippines), Rochita Loenen-Ruiz (Singapore) and Marian Truta (Romania) and an Article by Stanislaw Lem

# 2 with fiction by Nas Hedron (Canada), Ken Liu (China/USA) and Lavie Tidhar (Israel). All fro free download at: http://internationalsf.wordpress.com/ !

Would any one of you be willing to read and review our #2?

Best regards,

Roberto Mendes

I love reviews!

Michelle wrote: "I love reviews!"

Hi Michelle,

Can I count with your review to ISF#2?

We will publish it on the sitE!

That would be great. If you could message or email me more info on where (in addition to GR) you want the review, that would be fantastic.

Hello. I just launched a new science fiction series. The first book, The Battle for Europa, book one of the Space Corps Chronicles is available now. The Battle for EuropaDavid Donaghe

Win a free copy of Unburning Alexandria http://www.starpulse.com/Contests/The...



"Levinson's stories are intricately plotted and avoid the tricky Gordian knots of paradoxes with skill and fun." - John DeNardo, Kirkus

"You get used to reading verbal bombshells when you read Paul Levinson’s science fiction works.... characters say things like, 'I was here, in Carthage, three months from now'.” - Jim Curtis, The Morton Report

Hi. My name's Carol Anne Dobson and I would like to introduce my book," Freedom" which is for teenagers and YA.
It's set in a futuristic New Mexico when a robot civilization governs Earth. The only humans alive on the planet are a group of children and teenagers who are being raised in different robot families. Sixteen-year-old Logan tries to find out where they have come from and what is going to happen to them Can they escape? Why are there no other humans?

Hi All, I'm the author of Frontier Incursion, which is a YA Sci-fi novel. Its sequel, Frontier Resistance will be published next year, by Hague Publishing, a specialist Sci-fi, Fantasy and Horror publisher.

I have a couple of copies of available on a read for review basis.

It's available in eBook format only at this time. There are both ePub and .mobi (Kindle) versions available for your reading pleasure, so if you'd like to check out a sample of my writing, you can find samples on
Hague Publishing(http://haguepublishing.com/shop/index...), Amazon(http://www.amazon.com/Frontier-Incurs...), and also, iTunes, Kobo, Barnes and Noble, Collins, Google Books, and Angus and Robertson.

If you're interested, please PM me, and I'll arrange for you to receive a copy.

If you like your neo-noir scifi space opera served up with humor, wry romance, and plenty of twists and turns - you're going to love this book. Just to show I mean it, I'm giving away five free Kindle copies here for you hard-core fans, and there's another chance to get it via a goodreads giveaway on the main site. All I ask is that if you win, you write me an Amazon review. Contest begins NOW and ends Feb. 28th.

We are offering an e-book The NSA Files by Terry Persun in exchange for an honest review no later than three weeks after you receive the book. The NSA Files is a fast-paced science fiction thriller that will appeal to fans of Robert Ludlum, Tom Clancy, Steve Berry, James Patterson, and Lee Child.

A retired shaman is contacted by the NSA to find out who’s coercing politicians into passing bills that they have fought up until now.

The NSA pulls Dan Johnston out of a comfortable, but boring, retirement to help them with a very unusual case where they believe politicians are being swayed through the internet and the use of totem animals. Dan has known for years that it’s a strange world, but he’s not exactly a tech geek, and has little knowledge of what it is the NSA wants him to do. As a shaman, he’s used to going to other worlds, but not a machine world. So, he does what he knows how to do, he enters through the people being affected.

To make matters worse, his son, Jason, just returned from shaman training, which wasn’t going well at all for him—something about a giant snake. So, he wants his dad to train him. And, Dan’s not sure how to work with the son he hasn’t seen in a while. But this might not be the right time, since people are being shot at and Dan must figure out what is going on before time runs out.

Please consider reading and reviewing this exciting science fiction thriller. If you would like to read and review The NSA Files, please email rebeccaberus@gmail.com.

We are offering an e-book of Hear No Evil by Terry Persun in exchange for an honest review no later than two weeks after you receive the book. Hear No Evil mixes space opera with science fiction mystery to deliver a fun-filled and dynamic story.

A colony of scientists, a megalomaniac, an alien race...which will prevail?

Brandon and Palmer, soldier and pilot, pitch their skills against a high-profile negotiator bent on taking over an entire planet, which could change the lives of every colonist on it. And why would one man want to do such a thing? To gain control of a secret alien race discovered on C47. It's not about scientific discovery, and it's not about saving an alien race, it's about power and control.

If Garth Killjoy, President of Section 204 of the Intergalactic Peace Force, gets his way he'll have the entire Earth Central government under his control, and he knows it. That means all bets are off when it comes to honesty or fairness when working with the colonists. That's why he sent a fake negotiator pummeling toward C47 in a cruiser filled with explosives.

Before the ship gets blown out of the sky, Captain Palmer Luce ejects and is rescued by a second cruiser. She believes her friend may have gone down with the ship. But Lieutenant Brandon Lockhardt barely escapes with his life...and he's not happy. He can't wait to talk with Palmer to see why she left him behind. And she's heartbroken that he may be dead…

Please consider reading and reviewing this exciting sc-fi novel. If you would like to read and review Hear No Evil, please email rebeccaberus@gmail.com or message Rebecca Berus on Goodreads.

3rd Sierra Waters novel - Chronica - now available for pre-order



http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NYEX3T4/r...

guide to the faces of real people in Chronica http://www.pinterest.com/paullev/real...

1st paragraph of novel http://paullevinson.blogspot.com/2014...

Chronica published today

I wanted to share my first Military Science Fiction novel
Gray Panthers Battle for Earth, It's on Amazon for $2.99 or Free if you are a member of the Kindleunlimited. I hope you try and enjoy my novel. "http://www.amazon.com/Gray-Panthers-B..."

EARLY REVIEWS NEEDED!

In preparation for the December release of my new sci-fi mystery 'VATIC', I'm offering you a FREE review (ARC) copy of the novel before the official release date! That's right a free electronic copy for you to keep.

All you need to do is to read and review the novel in the next three weeks and leave a review on Goodreads and or Amazon.

I'm after honest reviews only, but suitable quotes from all five-star reviews will be included in the printed and electronic versions of the book. That's right, your name in print!

What do you need to do next?

Send an email to goforit@kevheritage.com or contact me on Goodreads stating your preference for either Kindle (mobi), Nook/Kobo (epub) or PDF versions.

Many thanks for indulging me :-)

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Vatic-Kev-Herit...

Looking forward to hearing from you!

All the best,

Kev

Hi all,

Today 10/31 is the last day of my giveaway of Book 2 of my Mars/First Contact series. I'm giving away 2 paperback copies of "The Emissary" -- you should be able to read it without having read the first book in the series.

Here's a direct link to the giveaway: https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/sh...

Good luck!

This terrific new science fiction/speculative short story collection headlined by John Gribbin has just been released. (It also includes my story, Earthsale.)

Existence is Elsewhen

OK, the moderator can take down my posts outside this folder. I'll abide by the rules, even if they change on me.
Rogue Planet is now published. Is it hard sci-fi, space opera, or fantasy? Think Star Wars without magic, just high tech. This swashbuckling adventure is written to entertain, but there are some serious themes here. Although set in the same universe as my "Chaos Chronicles Trilogy" and Dr. Carlos stories, the plot is a wee bit orthogonal: A young man must save his world from a despotic theocracy. (Any relation to current regimes is intentional.)
(This will soon be on Net Galley, but you can read it right now for free in return for an honest review. To sweeten the deal, I'll throw in another freebie from my catalog--no review obligation, just a thank you for being a reviewer.)
r/Steve

Hello all,

All chapters are free - Sector Eight!



Reccomends for all Space Opera and Cyberpunk funs!

I am looking for reviewers for my upcoming title "THEM".

"When stock trader Devon Heathrow finds a mysterious device, a new world is open to him. Otherworlders murder his wife, his daughter and him.

Devon was dead.

Revived...hurt and alone, he is continually haunted by nightmares and pursued around the world by dark agents."

THEM will be released May 23, if you are interested inbox me.