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Immortal at Sea (The Immortal Chronicles Book 1) by Gene Doucette

17 Friday Apr 2015

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91oAHKJ20ML._SL1500_Immortal at Sea

(The Immortal Chronicles Book 1)

Gene Doucette

http://genedoucette.me/

In Immortal At Sea, the first adventure in The Immortal Chronicles Adam talks about what it took to make it back to shore safely, and why it’s a bad idea to sail on a gilded ship. His adventures on the high seas have taken him from the Mediterranean to the Barbary Coast, and if there’s one thing he learned, it’s that maybe the sea is trying to tell him to stay on dry land.

“if you’ve been around for long enough, you’re bound to experience a few unpleasant things: fires, earthquakes, avalanches, volcanoes, sometimes all on the same afternoon. Boats, I can tell you from first-hand experience, sink. A lot. Sometimes it’s because whoever made the boat for you made a crappy boat. Maybe you made a crappy boat. There is also the occasional psychotically malevolent storm that doesn’t care how well designed your boat is. When you encounter something like that, and the thing you were relying upon to keep you alive ends up sinking, you really want to know you’re not too far from the safety of solid ground.  Oh, and here’s another thing to worry about when you’re in a boat: sea serpents.” –Adam

Purchase Link: http://amzn.com/B00K9UXPVW

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Gene DoucetteAbout the Author:

Gene Doucette is an award-winning screenwriter, novelist, playwright, humorist, essayist, father, husband, cyclist, dog owner – and a few other things, too. He is, in other words, a writer. A graduate of Boston College, he lives in Cambridge, MA with his family. His standalone novel Fixer and the books in his critically acclaimed Immortal series – which follows a sarcastic, alcoholic, 60,000 year old man named Adam – are his publisher’s top sellers, and have spent months at a time respectively on Amazon bestseller lists. The third installment in the Immortal series – Immortal at the Edge of the World – has just been released.

New Release: “Jasper, Amazon Parrot: A Rainforest Adventure” by Sharon C. Williams

12 Thursday Sep 2013

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Adventure, Children's Book

123“Jasper, Amazon Parrot: A Rainforest Adventure”

Author: Sharon C Williams

Genre: Children’s Book, Elementary, Adventure

Synopsis: Jasper, the Amazon parrot, is no ordinary bird. He lives within the rainforest, whose secrets he’s eager to explore. He loves his life, his home, and his family – grateful for the blessings he’s discovered.

Learning how to fly, he learns to appreciate the world around him. When he meets a spider monkey with a penchant for food and a laid back attitude named Charlie, he realizes he’s in for an adventure he never thought possible.

Exploring the boundaries of the forest, Jasper soon understands that there is more to the world around him. Most especially the strange new creatures that have come to live there.

 Books can be purchased:

http://www.fountainbluepublishing.com/featured-authors.html

 Smashwords: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/354935

Amazon Kindle: http://amzn.com/B00F1HUBV0

Amazon Print: http://amzn.com/1628680059

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About The Author:

Sharon is a native of New England, raised in Northern Maine. She lives in North Carolina with her husband and son and is owned by a flock of eight birds. Sharon has a B.S. Degree in Chemistry.

She loves to read, take pictures, walk, exercise, go to the movies, and listen to music. She is also a budding bird watcher, and knits on the side.  She is a huge sports fan which includes baseball, basketball, hockey, and football.

Two of her short stories were published in the anthology, Cassandra’s Roadhouse. Her children’s book, Jasper, Amazon Parrot: A Rainforest Adventure, has been picked up by Fountain Blue Publishing. She is now actively submitting her novelette, Squirrel Mafia.

Contact:

www.newenglandmusewordpress.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/NewEngland_Muse

FB:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Author-Sharon-C-Williams/195232693863109

 

Author Interview: Veronica Scott

24 Wednesday Apr 2013

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Adventure, Paranormal, Romance, Sci-Fi

Hello, my friends.  I am a little behind on things because I have been crazy busy juggling a bunch of projects, including preparing for a summer tour, two conventions, and being featured in a local magazine.  My stuff aside, for today I wanted to take the opportunity to introduce you to a talented new friend I made on twitter.  I had no idea of the accomplishments of this wonderful and super friendly lady and it my pleasure to share her story with you.   She is Veronica Scott.

Jean amazon “About the Author” I’m sort of from all over, born in Syracuse, NY…also lived in Huntsville, AL and various places here in California. I married my high school sweetheart, who was in the USMC. I was widowed at a very young age, when my kids were 3 and 5, so I put off getting serious about my writing (in terms of trying to become published) until they were pretty grown up. I have a wonderful grandson and two cats! I have a day job in aerospace, much as I’d love to be a fulltime writer, there are bills to pay. Mars rovers and long earrings are two of my favorite things.

How long have you been writing? I started writing when I was about seven – still have that  self illustrated book, which was a rambling fairy tale full of winged horses. I wrote really derivative science fiction in middle school and high school but I was at least honing my craft, right? My first book “Priestess of the Nile” was published by Carina Press in January 2012 and I self published my award winning Science Fiction Romance “Wreck of the Nebula Dream” in March 2012. So I had a whole lot of experiences last year, which was so much fun! My next book from Carina will be “Warrior of the Nile,” due out in September of this year.  And I’m always writing!

What was your life like before becoming an author? Um, there was no life LOL? It’s amazing how much time a published writer needs to spend on doing book promo and social media. You meet a lot of wonderful people tough!

Who or what inspired you to write? Like so many other authors, I LOVE to read and eventually I ran out of books, so I launched into writing my own stories. Some of the authors who inspired me were Anne McCaffrey, Andre Norton, Nalini Singh, Patricia Briggs, Mary Balogh, Georgette Heyer, Barbara Delinsky….

Do you have a specific writing style or genre? I used to write exclusively science fiction romance but then I decided to try writing a paranormal romance about shifters and THEN I wrote my book about Sobek the Crocodile God of ancient Egypt actually being a shifter and falling in love with a human woman. So I tend to write about either the distant past or the far future. No in between LOL. I don’t think I have a good contemporary romance or a mystery in me, although I LOVE reading them.

Wreck-of-the-Nebula-DreamFinalMedTell me about your latest book?  What’s it about? “Wreck of the Nebula Dream”  won a 2013 SFR Galaxy Award and is loosely based on the Titanic, but set in the far future. Here’s the story:

Traveling unexpectedly aboard the luxury liner Nebula Dream on its maiden voyage across the galaxy, Sectors Special Forces Captain Nick Jameson is ready for ten relaxing days, and hoping to forget his last disastrous mission behind enemy lines. He figures he’ll gamble at the casino, take in the shows, maybe even have a shipboard fling with Mara Lyrae, the beautiful but reserved businesswoman he meets.

All his plans vaporize when the ship suffers a wreck of Titanic proportions. Captain and crew abandon ship, leaving the 8000 passengers stranded without enough lifeboats and drifting unarmed in enemy territory. Aided by Mara, Nick must find a way off the doomed ship for himself and several other innocent people before deadly enemy forces reach them or the ship’s malfunctioning engines finish ticking down to self-destruction.

But can Nick conquer the demons from his past that tell him he’ll fail these innocent people just as he failed to save his Special Forces team? Will he outpace his own doubts to win this vital race against time?

Buy Links: Available from  Smashwords ,  Amazon for the kindle and Barnes & Noble for the Nook

Also available from Amazon a as trade paperback $5.99 here

Audiobook, narrated by Actor Michael Riffle – Available Now at Amazon

What was your favorite part of the book to write? I always start with the beginning, the ending and a few key scenes of the book in mind, so I love writing those. Then it gets hard, which leads to your next question…

What was the hardest part to write? We have a joke in my family in fact because on one of my science fiction stories I just didn’t want to have to write all the stuff about the hero and heroine crossing a big nasty river, so I tried to get away with just saying basically “And then they crossed the river.” Yeah, that so did NOT work for anyone, myself included. When I did write the actual scene, which involved a tense pursuit by bad guys and all kinds of drama, it turned out to be a very important point in the story. This is what happens when you’re a pantster like me!

What do you find most rewarding in writing a book? I love discovering new things about my characters and that there are other twists and turns to their adventure than I’d expected. I also really enjoy hearing from Readers that they’ve enjoyed a book, getting feedback or questions! That’s the very best thing!

 Do you have any other books complete or in progress? I’m in the middle of another Ancient Egyptian paranormal right now, that is actually a sequel to “Priestess of the Nile.” This one has the working title “Magic of the Nile”. I also have a new science fiction romance about ¾ of the way through the first draft. Always writing something! And I have two books out on submission.

What are your future plans in regards to writing? Writing is like breathing to me, so I’ll never stop. I seem to alternate science fiction and the Ancient Egyptians. I’d like to write a good series, have a few things in mind but nothing concrete as yet.

Are you listed on the major social networks like facebook, twitter, goodreads, etc… Twitter is my favorite thing! Here are my contacts:

http://veronicascott.wordpress.com/

http://twitter.com/#!/vscotttheauthor

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Veronica-Scott/177217415659637

I also blog at Word Whores every Saturday, Paranormal Romantics on the 13th of the month and Here Be Magic on occasion. I tend to write whatever’s on my mind, not so much about the craft of writing.

What advice do you have for someone who would like to become a published writer? You have to get the words out of your mind and onto the paper (which in my case is actually the computer). Write every day! And don’t second guess yourself on the first draft, just keep writing.

Outside of writing, what is your most favorite thing to do and why? I love to read, I enjoy a good science fiction or action movie, “Project Runway” and “Top Chef” are must-see TV for me….I’m kind of sedentary but I do enjoy a nice long walk! I like to play games with my grandson.

Anything else you would like to add for future fans and friends? Thanks in advance for taking the chance of reading a book, whether it’s mine or someone else’s. A lot of time and love go into every word and we writers just want to tell a good story, entertain you.

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Thank you, Veronica.  You are absolutely amazing.  I am looking forward to reading your work as I am a big fan of paranormal though my writing is actually romantic drama.  Best wishes to your ongoing publishing success.

Review: “Fixer” by Gene Doucette

29 Friday Mar 2013

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Adventure, contemporary, Fantasy, Sci-Fi

Fixer“Fixer” by Gene Doucette

Genre: Contemporary, Sci-fi , Fantasy

Tagline: What would you do if you could see into the future?

Review:

Corrigan Bain has a life as peculiar and interesting as how he got his name.  His job, seeming self-imposed, derived from an amazing mental ability he had from birth. At a young age, once he fully accepted and somewhat understood what he could actually do, led him to believed he was super-heroic.  And he was right.  As an adult, doing the super-hero thing became his way of life as he used his gift to help others.  Though mostly successful with his profession, there were times that he failed, resulting in his having to deal with paranormal intrusions; some more often than others.  His long-term, undefined, business and sometimes personal relationship with Boston FBI Agent, Maggie Trent, was a welcomed distraction from his working life.  It was this very agent who introduces him to an ongoing case of unexplainable deaths that, with a combination of Science and memories from his past, only someone like Corrigan Bain could actually help resolve.

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As a contemporary, science fiction, fantasy novel – The “Fixer” – caught my full attention from the beginning.  Being a fan of Gene Doucette’s previous work – The “Immortal” series – I could hardly wait to dive into this new book as well.  Though I was somewhat prepared for a mind-boggling adventure, I was by no means ready for where this story would mentally take me.  An added bonus was a creative lesson in applied science that I have never cared much for but found myself wanting to know more about.  This is why I am such a big fan of Doucette.  He has a very distinct writing style and voice that fully entertains and stimulates the minds of his readers.  I am already looking forward to what comes next.

The Writer’s Coffee Shop: http://ph.thewriterscoffeeshop.com/books/detail/83

Amazon: http://amzn.com/B00BXVN4ZS

Gene DoucetteAbout the Author:

In addition to ghost writing for an immortal man, Gene Doucette has been published as a humorist with Beating Up Daddy: A Year in the Life of an Amateur Father and The Other Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook: A Parody. He is also a screenwriter and a playwright. Gene lives in Cambridge, MA with his wife and two children.  Blog: http://genedoucette.me/

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If so inclined, be sure to check out the “Immortal” series by this author.  You won’t be disappointed.

The Jake West Trilogy – The Next Big Thing In Books & Film

18 Tuesday Dec 2012

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The Jake West Trilogy

Young-Adult, Fantasy, Adventure, Series

Jake West Trilogy~ When worlds collide, heroes are born. ~

The Jake West Trilogy tells the story of two ordinary British teenage boys who by accident unlock a deadly secret which threatens to destroy all humanity. Hunted across two worlds, the teenagers escape to a fantasy land where they will have to rely on each other and the alliances they make in order to survive against the overwhelming magical forces of evil who seeks their destruction.

These inspirational novels, originally written for the Author’s own children, contains heroes in abundance, battles, wizards, dragons, spirits, warriors and beasts, and just plain human guts and determination, with strong elements of friendship and loyalty.

The Jake West Trilogy is an epic fantasy adventure series that has been compared by some readers to the great author C. S. Lewis, and has been described as a cross between The Lord of the Rings and the Harry Potter Series.  Without question, this series is destined to take the YA Generation by storm as the next big thing in books and film.

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Excerpt:

Jake West – The Keeper Of The Stones

(Book 1)

 Chapter 1

14th August – Harry West’s Attic

Lichfield – Staffordshire, England

In the middle of cleaning, or rather exploring, his grandfather’s attic, Jake West and his best mate, Ben Brooker, both fifteen, discover an old dusty chest in the midst of what was considered to be a collection of old junk.  Ben, happily seeking hidden treasure and adventure takes the lead and out of curiosity opens the chest. Working his way through its contents, surrounded by boxes, books, hats, and flags, he finally catches Jake’s interest with the discovery of family photos and memorabilia from his grandfather’s travels and military history.  After a comment about a mysterious family situation, Jake was about to walk away but stopped as he saw his friend reach forward into the chest once more…

 “Hey! Look at this.” Ben stated, as he pulled out a beautifully ornate wooden box.

“What is it?” asked Jake. “Looks like a music box or something?”

Ben held it up towards the skylight for a better view. The box was made out of a wood they didn’t recognise and it was intricately carved with exquisite patterns all the way around. On its top was a crest, formed out of a different type of wood altogether, a shade darker than the one used to make the box itself. It was shaped like an eagle with outspread wings and it was embossed onto the box somehow so that it protruded ever so slightly.

“That’s weird,” stated Ben, as he examined it closely. “I can’t see any way of opening the thing. There’s no hinges or anything.”

“What? There must be.” replied Jake. “Here, let me have it.”

“Listen, I’m telling you it won’t open!” snapped Ben in frustration, as he tugged and pulled at the sides. “It feels hollow, but as if there’s something inside. Ahh, it just won’t open!” he shouted, before giving up and passing the box reluctantly to Jake.

Jake looked at it closely. Ben was right; there was no obvious way of opening it. He turned it around and around, searching for a catch or a lock of some description and as he did, his right palm passed over the crest.

 ‘Click!’

 The sound was just loud enough for the boys to hear and they instinctively looked at one another.

 ‘Boom !!!’

 An enormous roar shook the building and frightened them both. It was a deafening sound, as if an explosion had occurred nearby.

“Christ !!! What was that?” shrilled Ben. “It sounded like a bomb. Only it was in here.”

Jake’s eyes didn’t move from the box as he replied. “I- I don’t know, it…”  He stopped again in mid-sentence, as he suddenly felt the box move slightly in his hands. “It’s opening. Look. It’s opening!” he cried out excitedly, shouting at Ben as if his best friend couldn’t see what was right in front of him.

The top of the box began to split into two and very slowly each top panel moved outwards. Both sides of the box began shifting, layer after layer, moving slightly outwards until the box had opened fully and each side resembled small inverted stairs. The back of the box had remained intact, but it had extended the entire length of the new object so that it now resembled the shape of a small, opened sewing box.

“Holy sh… Hey, look at that!” shouted Jake, now staring directly into the open box.

Positioned neatly in each corner were four round, coloured gems, all of them roughly about the size of a large grape. Each stone was a different colour; the first was a bright red, the second dark green, the third a bright blue and the fourth a bright yellow. In the centre of the box was a larger , more ruggedly cut, white stone that had no discernible shape and was far less pleasing to the eye. It seemed to just lie there in the centre of the box, without moving. It didn’t move! The stone was touching nothing. But it didn’t move an inch when Jake shook the box. It was somehow suspended in mid-air. The boys looked at each other in amazement, forgetting all about the thunderous bang that had scared them so badly, only seconds before. Suddenly, all four corner stones began to glow brightly. Jake was unnerved by it and he shuffled backwards. He put the box down on the floor and stood up quickly. Ben instinctively stood up beside him. A small hum began resonating from the four corner stones, growing louder and louder until suddenly, each stone came to life and emitted a bright ray of coloured light which surged rapidly towards the centre stone. The four differently coloured beams of light hit it simultaneously and an even louder hum began, as the centre stone started to rise out of the box. It stopped ascending once it had reached its apex and a beam of bright white light suddenly appeared which raced up to the ceiling. The light hit the roof and then it bent, running along the ceiling to the skylight, from where it shot straight up to the sky outside, miraculously leaving the skylight completely intact. When the beam reached the sky, the box once again erupted into a deafening roar. It was even louder than the previous one had been and this time, the boys fell over backwards onto their behinds.

“Aaarghh!!! Christ, I can’t see!” yelled a terrified Ben.

“Yeah, me too!” replied Jake, rubbing his eyes in a hurried attempt to clear his vision. “It’ll be that flash, it shouldn’t last long. Yeah, that’s better. I can see a little now, it’s all blurred and everything’s a little red, but it’s coming back. How about you?”

“Yeah, pretty much the same, thank heavens for that! I thought I was blind for a moment. Oooh that was loud. My ears are still ringing.” Said Ben, as he shook his head and banged his hands against his ears in turn.

“Ditto. Cor, my head’s pounding.” Jake shouted. He moved his jaw around to try to ‘pop’ his ears. “Wow! Bloody hell, mate. What a rush! What have we done? What was that?” The palms of his hands were sweating, he rubbed them on his jeans. His heart was beating so furiously that it felt as if it was going to come out of his chest. Adrenalin was coursing through his body and he was shaking all over.

Ben went quiet, the realization of what had actually happened having just dawned on him. He couldn’t speak, he just stared back at Jake with the same astonished expression on his face and shrugged, before immediately returning his gaze to the stones, and the now slightly diminished light. After a short while though, Ben recovered himself and the power of speech. He turned to face his friend.

“Phew, come on then, Einstein,” he said, with his customary sarcasm, “explain that one!”

Jake shrugged. He had no answers to give. He was equally as stunned and amazed as Ben. As he continued to peer anxiously into the box, waiting to see what else might happen, his mind was in complete turmoil. Something amazing had just happened, that much was abundantly clear. But he really didn’t know whether he should be feeling excited, or scared.

“I don’t think I can explain it, mate.” He answered truthfully. “But I tell you this; there’s one thing I am pretty sure of.”

“Oh yeah? What’s that then?” asked Ben.

“This ain’t no music box!” (And he was right.)

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Jake West – The Keeper of the Stones – Book1 – http://amzn.com/B005GA9AQ4

Jake West – Warriors of the Heynai  – Book 2 – http://amzn.com/B005VSJKLQ

Jake West – The Estian Alliance – Book 3 – http://amzn.com/B008SW6EF2

http://www.jakewest.co.uk

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“About the Author”

M J Webb is a forty-something father of two and husband to one from Walsall in the heart of England. He has worked for the British Civil Service for over twenty years. As a full-time employee and father he has limited spare time but what little he can find is spent reading, writing, cycling, and following football.

Recent News:

M.J. Webb has been contacted by Radio WM and asked to appear on Joanne Malin’s show – “Mornings with Joanne Malin” – to talk about his books/self publishing in general.

Spotlight Authors: Lynn Hallbrooks & David McKoy

30 Friday Nov 2012

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Action, Adventure, Fiction Millitary, Political Intrigue

Storm Warning Call Sign: Wrecking Crew

“Storm Warning”

CIA Special Ops Team, Call Sign: Wrecking Crew is sent overseas on a Top Secret mission. Once the mission is completed, they rapidly realize they are merely Pawns in an International Chess Game that turns into a Political Firestorm. As a result, they are disavowed. Accompanied by Firefights, Fate, and Faith, they finally find a way home. After arriving, they discover governmental abuses of the Constitution. Will they survive long enough to thwart these enemies of the State?

Genre: Fiction Military/Action/Adventure/Political Intrigue

Mature Audience rating is recommended

Word count: ~194,000

Book Trailer courtesy of @JCAllenBooks :

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David McKoy hails from the great state of Texas where he was a high school graduate then went on to serve in the U.S. Navy. David has over 30 years of combined experience in Military and Private Security.  David has earned some work-related certifications over the years. Due to the nature of his current job, he prefers to stay out of the limelight. 

David is chiefly responsible for the story line of the Call Sign: Wrecking Crew Series. He is co-owner of Call Sign Wrecking Crew, LLC.

Lynn HallbrooksLynn Hallbrooks was born in New York but was transplanted to Texas when her parents were tired of all the snow.  Lynn graduated from high school there and almost immediately joined the U.S. Air Force. Lynn garnered over 30 years of combined experience in Military and Civilian Health Information. Lynn has had some college classes since leaving high school, the latest endeavor was going to the Art Institute of Dallas where she studied Multimedia/Web Design.  This combined with her years as an Assistant Boy Scout leader with an Explorer Post helped her to  learn a little bit more about computers. Lynn tries to put her skills to good use and help others along the way.

Currently, Lynn is the CEEO (Chief Everything Else Officer) of Call Sign Wrecking Crew, LLC. In addition to that she is co-administrator for Independent Authors and Writers.

Author contact links.

David McKoy:

David@callsignwreckingcrew.com

Lynn Hallbrooks:

Lynn@callsignwreckingcrew.com

https://twitter.com/CSWCLynn

Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/CallSignWreckingCrewStormWarning

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Places where CSWCSW can be found for purchase:

Amazon Kindle U.K.:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Call-Sign-Wrecking-Warning-ebook/dp/B004INHK2G

Amazon Kindle U.S.:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004INHK2G

Amazon U.S. paperback:

http://www.amazon.com/Call-Sign-Wrecking-Storm-Warning/dp/0982792352

Spotlight Author – M.J. Webb

23 Friday Nov 2012

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The Jake West Trilogy  by  M J Webb

Jake West – The Keeper of the Stones

Jake West – Warriors of the Heynai

Jake West – The Estian Alliance

The Jake West Trilogy is an epic fantasy adventure series which will have you laughing, crying and begging for more. Compared by some readers to the great author C S Lewis, M J Webb’s novels have been described as a cross between Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. The story tells of two ordinary boys who unlock by accident a deadly secret which threatens to destroy us all. Hunted across worlds the teenagers escape to a fantasy land. There, our intrepid heroes will have to rely on each other and the alliances they make in order to survive against the overwhelming forces of evil who now seek their destruction. The exciting novels contain heroes in abundance, battles, wizards, dragons, spirits, warriors and beasts, the undead, prophecies… and just plain human guts and determination. There are strong themes of loyalty and friendship. These are books all parents will want their children to read and be inspired by.

‘The Estian Alliance is the spectacular conclusion to the Jake West trilogy which will take you on the ride of your life. This story is full of action, adventure and twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat,’ said one reviewer. ‘A pleasure to read aloud to my sons, we were engrossed in the action from start to finish. The characters are extremely well written, and you WILL form an emotional attachment to them. They’re so well crafted, they remain in your thoughts for a long time,’ said another.

When worlds collide, heroes are born.

The Jake West Trilogy – the most fun you’ll have had in a long time.

If you liked Harry Potter, you’ll love the Jake West Trilogy!

The books are available now at   http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?type=&keyWords=m+j+webb&x=14&y=13&sitesearch=lulu.com&q=

http://www.amazon.com/M-J-Webb/e/B0049OUVD4/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1

http://www.amazon.co.uk/M-J-Webb/e/B0049OUVD4/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1

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“About the Author”

M J Webb is a fortysomething father of two and husband to one from Walsall in the heart of England. He has worked for the British Civil Service for over twenty years. As a full time employee and father he has limited spare time but what little he can find is spent reading, writing, cycling and following football. He has just bought a folding camper so he will soon be venturing into the world of camping.

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