This month’s book deals (May 2017)

May 17, 2017 in General Topics

This month I have three different exciting deals to tell you about. My book Revenant Man is a part of them, giving you three ways to try this lead-in novel to my Tyrant Strategy series of military science fiction thrillers.

You’ll find it first in the Instafreebie Promo below for FREE books. The reader’s sample edition is waiting for you, along with a bevy of sample and full edition books from other authors:

The next way to try the tale is to pick up the full version for a mere $.99. And, look! Here’s other authors also highlighting their own $.99 works, some of which are only the price of a cup of coffee through the end of the month…so act fast:

Finally, for those of you in Kindle Unlimited (or considering signing up), we’ve highlighted the book’s inclusion in that program via the below promotion, which also lets you peruse a host of other scifi and fantasy titles available for your reading, right now, with your active KU subscription!

There’s a deal here for everyone, and definitely a book here for everyone, too! Enjoy!

Kindle Unlimited Books in the Spotlight!

April 3, 2017 in General Topics

Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited program is really one of the better deals available to readers. For just $9.99 a month, you can read as much as you wish from a huge number of Kindle-exclusive titles. There’s even a thirty day free trial.

Which brings us to the latest cross-promotion I’ve engaged in. This time we’re highlighting KU-only books. There’s a bevy of solid science fiction and fantasy titles available right here for your Kindle or Kindle app. I’ve chosen to highlight The Complete Beacon Saga, which is the omnibus of all installments of the well-rated Beacon Saga Serial. This and the other books listed are guaranteed to be exclusive to Kindle for April. Just click the image below to get started.

But no matter what you choose, enjoy, with my thanks and that of the other authors present.

The Beacon Saga Serial will soon only be available on Kindle

August 5, 2016 in General Topics, Other Stuff

thecompletebeacon_300pxThe Beacon Saga Serial started as a stand-alone tale. I realized the universe deserved more than that, and was just too compelling to leave alone. So, that single story quickly grew into an eight parts, most of which were sequentially longer than those that came before. I then published an Omnibus (that includes bonus content).
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“The Outlaw Contractions” is Now Available!

September 5, 2014 in General Topics

"The Outlaw Contractions", coverI know many of you are chomping at the bit for the conclusion of the Beacon Saga Serial, and I understand. But while you wait these last few weeks for the finale, I’ve taken a little time (as the Serial’s conclusion isn’t in my hands at the moment) to release something that might hold you over for a little while.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you “The Outlaw Contractions”, a short story that I was determined to release. This window has given me the perfect opportunity to do so. Check it out over on its page. The book is Kindle-exclusive, will set you back just $.99, and is free if you are signed up for Kindle Unlimited. Read the rest of this entry →

Review: Critical Failures, by Robert Bevan

November 20, 2013 in General Topics

Minor profanity blurred on this image of the cover.

Minor profanity blurred on this image of the cover.

If the other books I’ve reviewed are polite visitors, then Robert Bevan’s “Critical Failures” is the guy in the GWAR T-shirt that cussed out a neighbor, drank all the vodka, and passed out in the bathroom.

This book spends a lot of time in said bathroom. Bevan answers the truly burning questions in the fantasy genre, such as “How badly does an orc’s feculence stink?” and “What god does a Dwarven cleric pray to when he forgot to designate one?” As you might guess, this one’s not for kids by any stretch of the imagination–the profanity comes early and often.

Tim, Julian, Dave and Cooper are four friends that seek to assuage their day of boredom working at a local chicken restaurant with a game of “Caverns and Creatures”, the book’s stand-in for the pen-and-paper RPG we all know and love. Said game will be run by a “Cavern Master” named Mordred, who has a fragile ego, only a loose connection to reality, and a bag of magical dice. Having him meet the exceedingly-caustic Cooper creates a situation as stable as a Soviet nuclear reactor. Read the rest of this entry →