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Authenticity and Honesty as an Indie Author by @JoRobinson176

30 Friday Jan 2015

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Great advice

Lit World Interviews

A couple of things we shouldn’t be doing. Sometimes you’ll see an author comparing their writing to a famous writer in the actual blurb of their book, or worse still on the cover. Doing this in a blurb is actually against Amazon policy, so it’s not a good idea to begin with. Some Indies seem to think that by the mere presence of a bestselling author’s name, readers will be more inclined to buy their own book. Speaking as a reader all I can say about that is that if I want to read a book by J K Rowling I’ll buy one of her books. If a reader or reviewer on the other hand compares a book to the work of a famous author I’m a fan of, I might be tempted to buy it – that to me is a genuine compliment, but if it’s the author making…

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#Read about Guest #Author Jennifer B. Graham

29 Thursday Jan 2015

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This sounds really interesting.

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Jennifer B. GrahamMy name is Jennifer B. Graham, author of a memoir, An Immoral Proposal. My book recounts my growing up as a person of colour under South Africa’s apartheid regime. The story culminates in a forbidden, illegal romance with a white man – a big no-no under apartheid for which there was a stiff prison sentence of 7 years if caught and arrested.

Having all the elements of a good read, conflict, plot, intrigue, beautiful setting, colourful characters, An Immoral Proposal really wrote itself – it was a story begging to be told. In fact, I started writing it as a novel, but it rang hollow. I thought as the narrator I could hide behind the story, so that I didn’t have to get emotionally involved, but it didn’t work.

JBG 02When I ran it by a publisher friend of mine, she told me very gently and diplomatically that it stank!…

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Author Wednesday – Uvi Poznansky

29 Thursday Jan 2015

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Another one of those talented writer friends I’ve teamed up with for the “At Odds with Destiny” Box Set

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Welcome to another edition of Author Wednesday. There are so many things to say about today’s author. She’s multi-talented, writing across genres and never letting one type define her. No wonder she came up with the idea of creating a box set of Indie Authors who also defy definitions, as do their characters. So I’ll start there, with the introduction of the At Odds with Destiny box set, which is Uvi Poznansky’s brain child from conception to birth.

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She created, produced, and designed the product, all with the hopes of sharing the talents of other like-minded authors under the umbrella of one set. Full disclosure: I’m honored to have been asked by Uvi personally to join the set with my contribution of Native Lands. 

As impressive as that is, Uvi Poznansky, the writer is even more so. She writes historical and literary fiction, poetry, dark…

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Humbling reviews for THE LUCK OF THE WEISSENSTEINERS

28 Wednesday Jan 2015

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4THE LUCK OF THE WEISSENSTEINERS has reached over 60,000 readers and has passed the 200 review mark on Amazon. The last few days saw another great roll of mostly appreciative and kind write-ups. I anticipated a flood of critical reviews who would repeat the worst that has been said about the book. 
What joy to find that so many people see the good and the best of the story.
5.0 out of 5 stars lucky is too weak a word, January 26, 2015
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The weissensteiners were Blessed beyond belief,,, tho I know this Is a fictional book. But seemed like many of the things they went through have happened in real life. Great story,,,strong women, This book still gave a true sense of what the Holocaust was really like for many.
5.0 out of 5 stars “The most thoughtless of ages…, January 25, 2015
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This review is from: The Luck of the Weissensteiners (The Three Nations Trilogy) (Volume 1) (Paperback)
“… Every day headlines and short views.” – Winston ChurchillThe writing is prolific, the research is impeccable. And the story is stunning. But reading Christoph Fischer’s THE LUCK OF THE WEISSENSTEINERS was a chilling experience, because it quietly reveals the fact that our understanding of and concern for the lessons of history are, to this day, lost inside a thoughtless, short-sighted arrogance.I was struck by the cultural similarities between WWII Eastern Europe and our modern world – riveted by Fischer’s understated depiction of the actual psychological process of dehumanizing others. I felt like I was watching as a net slowly formed and then tightened around an entire race of people. Phrases such as “Dreadful genes,” “defective,” and “inferior looks” are delivered as the inner thoughts of Wilhelm as he turns on his wife, Greta – and it occurs to me now that this novel has the impact it does because their relationship is a microcosm of a much bigger picture. One that exists to this day.Churchill also spoke of the things which constitute “the endless repetition of history,” one of which is the absence of foresight. The Luck of the Weissensteiners is a novel that will open your eyes to a history that we must stop repeating.

5.0 out of 5 stars The luck of the Weissensteiners, January 25, 2015
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Good read. Very historical. How different families and religious beliefs entertained. Following several families during the war over years of hardship.
4.0 out of 5 stars … people hiding during the Nazi regime handled in an excellent excellent, new way, January 25, 2015
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Jewish people hiding during the Nazi regime handled in an excellent excellent, new way. Good story..
4.0 out of 5 stars Very good, January 25, 2015
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I choose a 4 star rating. Story is good, but it had too much detail of locations of the imagewar. I would have preferred more information about the people of the Holocaust.
4.0 out of 5 stars A good book, January 25, 2015
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I enjoyed reading about the history of this time. This is a good read for historical fiction. I will read. Book 2.
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic!, January 25, 2015
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Amazon Customer “DeKalb Mommy” (DeKalb, IL)
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This book was just wonderful. Honestly, I have not gotten this wrapped up in a book in a long time. There are a ton of typos and a couple grammar issues, but nothing that could even begin to tarnish this beautiful, heartwarming, thought-provoking story. Highly recommended. May 1945 012
5.0 out of 5 stars Learned alot from this book, January 24, 2015
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LadyMMO (Oxford, MS United States) –
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I learned alot from this hard to put down book.
4.0 out of 5 stars Quite Interesting, January 22, 2015
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Stan Burke (Reno, NV United States) –
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This was surprisingly interesting for a saga about a family, or really an extended family plus friends. At first there was a lot of detail about the daily events, but it gave good background for the characters. The most fascinating sections were the ones that told about the war years. It was more about the fictional people than history, but the perspective was personal and plausible. It was written in a rather quirky style, but it wasn’t hard to get used to. The few typos were funny. Everything was wrapped up neatly at the end. It seemed repetitive in many spots. He said the same thing several ways in long run-on sentences. I am not sure whether I would read more in this series.
5.0 out of 5 stars Captivating WW II Story!, January 22, 2015
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“The Luck of the Weissensteiners” is a well-crafted, complex, heart-warming story about the struggles faced by two families during World War II and beyond. The author did an extraordinary job in being the characters to life. I cried and rejoiced with them. I highly recommend this powerful, epic tale!

The Luck of the Weissensteiners (Three Nations Trilogy Book 1)

In the sleepy town of Bratislava in 1933 a romantic girl falls for a bookseller from Berlin. Greta Weissensteiner, daughter of a Jewish weaver, slowly settles in with the Winkelmeier clan just as the developments in Germany start to make waves in Europe and re-draws the visible and invisible borders. The political climate in the multifaceted cultural jigsaw puzzle of disintegrating Czechoslovakia becomes more complex and affects relations between the couple and the families. The story follows them through the war with its predictable and also its unexpected turns and events and the equally hard times after.
But this is no ordinary romance; in fact it is not a romance at all, but a powerful, often sad, Holocaust story. What makes The Luck of the Weissensteiners so extraordinary is the chance to consider the many different people who were never in concentration camps, never in the military, yet who nonetheless had their own indelible Holocaust experiences. This is a wide-ranging, historically accurate exploration of the connections between social location, personal integrity and, as the title says, luck.

On Amazon:  http://smarturl.it/Weissensteiners
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“Now That’s What I call Gibberish!” by Aaron David

27 Tuesday Jan 2015

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For those of you outside the UK, the title and its design are an allusion to a popular music compilation CD series “Now That’s What I call Music”.

The book is a selection of four short stories. If you know the author’s other work you’ll know to expect a great blend of thoughtful moments between a whole lot of hilarious humour.
Writing in all genres David starts this book with a sci-fi story about a space ship on its journey to another solar system. With great parodic details and a multitude of ideas each story is spiked with humour, while the whole says a lot about us humans, our quirks and our faults.
Time Travel and electronic entities give this story a dominantly fantasy / science flavour, written in an entertaining and engaging voice that keeps your attention through all the odd scenarios that David has come up with.
Witty, dry and clever this is not just mindless entertainment and comes highly recommended. One author that truly deserves your attention.

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Link to an interview with Aaron on my blog

Review of his first book The Tale of the Ancient Marina on Amazon: http://bookShow.me/B004C05C98

An Almost English Dictionaarony on Amazon http://bookShow.me/B00GT1HK5W

Looking Back over my Writing Years – A Salutary Tale. Think it’s Safe to Laugh Now?#mondayblogs

26 Monday Jan 2015

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Interesting blog post by the very talented Judith Barrow about her writing journey and her Trilogy – highly recommended!

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I thought I would revisit a time of my life when I despaired of ever being in print. It cheers me up as I agonise over yesterday’s efforts, altering and editing before I can even start with today’s writing and the realisation that one of my lovely characters has a cob on and won’t do as I want her to do. I’ve spent hours trying to persuade her, putting her in different scenarios, story lines. But no, she’s adamnt – she wouldn’t act in that way,

So I’ve gone back to the heady day when I found an agent. And I kept a diary .

Sometime, a long time ago

It’s been  a fortnight since I met with my agent (get me! – and it was in London and she treated me to a meal in a posh restaurant). Carried away with her enthusiasm for my writing, her promises to make me…

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“At Odds with Destiny”- Box Set Features: P.C. Zick

25 Sunday Jan 2015

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cover of boxed set vv vvIn March THE LUCK OF THE WEISSENSTEINERS  will be part of a multiple author box set, entitles “AT ODDS WITH DESTINY“. 
I’m very excited to team up with such great talent and have decided to feature all of my fellow authors from the set here in the Countdown to the release.

Today I continue with P.C. Zick, no stranger to this site at all.

 zucchini blossomfor BobTell us a little about yourself as writer and as person.

Writing is my passion, and I call myself a “storyteller” no matter the genre. I write contemporary fiction with a bent toward the environment. But always my work contains elements of love, which I consider to be the most important emotion of all.

I was born in Michigan and moved to Florida in 1980, where I lived for thirty years. Love brought me to my current location in Pennsylvania when I married my high school sweetheart, after a thirty-six year separation. That’s probably why romance always seeps into my work—I’m a hopeless romantic in real life as well as on the page.

Tell us about your writing history. When was the first time you decided to write and when was the first time you did?

I began my writing career in 1998 as a journalist after many years of teaching high school English. I’d been working on a novel at night and on vacations for several years, but soon the bug hit, and I couldn’t think about anything else except writing. When the local newspaper offered me a gig as a feature writer and political reporter, I went for it, while continuing to write fiction in my spare time. When I started winning awards for my columns and articles, I knew I’d made a wise choice. In 2000, I published my first novel with a small traditional publisher. That book is no longer in print, but since then I’ve published six more novels and several works of nonfiction. I’m getting ready to publish another romance and hope to finish a murder mystery set on the banks of the Suwannee River later this year.

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Did anyone influence you / encourage you to become a writer?

I was in a writer’s group while I was still teaching. Our leader became annoyed one night when no one had brought any new work. We all had excuses. He said, “Look, writers write. That’s it. Either you write or you don’t, but don’t make excuses for not doing it.” The group broke up that night because folks took offense to his words. I didn’t. Instead I went home and finished my first novel which I published the following year. His words stay with me, even today more than fifteen years later.

When did you decide to write in your chosen genre(s)

It’s been rather organic. I don’t think I started out thinking about genre. I just wrote the stories I wanted to write and read. It’s only been recently that I’ve been trying to step out of the mold with my novels. I wrote my first romance last year, and my latest work Native Lands combines historical fiction paralleled with contemporary lives.

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Tell us about the concept behind your books. How did you get the idea?

My ideas come from life. Living in Florida and covering small town politics provided me with rich fodder for my three novels in the Florida Fiction Series. When I wrote my romance, I found myself still including social issues within the love story when I added a soup kitchen for homeless vets. I watch what is happening in the world around us and try to write fiction that is both entertaining and educational about important topics.

What are you most proud of in your books?

I’m proud of the topics I’ve chosen. I’ve written about the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and the effort to save wildlife on Florida’s beaches; I’ve written about the plight of Florida’s Native Americans who supposedly became extinct; I’ve written about dysfunctional families and how to overcome them; I’ve written about loss, depression, and suicide. But even though the topics are sometimes painful, I try to give hope when all seems lost.

What is your life like outside of writing? 

My husband and I live in western Pennsylvania, and I have no choice but to follow Pittsburgh’s teams: the Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates, so that occupies some of our time. We also love the water, so in the summer we’re either kayaking or out on our small powerboat on the weekends. We also golf, make homebrew, and garden. We’re headed into a transition point in our lives. Within two years, my husband will retire, and we’ll live in Florida for half the year. Right now we’re trying to downsize here and find a smaller place that will eventually become our summer home. I’m thinking cabin-size!

What makes you laugh?

Life’s absurdities. Stupid criminals. Politics. My husband. I think I laugh hardest at nonsensical things that no one can explain. I still laugh at underwear jokes and impolite noises in public. I try to remain a kid as much as possible.

Who would you like to invite for dinner?

I would invite Jon Stewart (who makes me laugh), Rachel Carson (who I hold in high esteem), Carl Hiassen (who I also hold in high esteem), and Henry VIII (just because).

What song would you pick to go with your book?

Closer to Fine by the Indigo Girls

What are you working on now?

Another romance, Behind the Bar, and a murder mystery, Death on the Suwannee 

Is there anything you would like us to know about yourself and your books?

I write because it pleases me. If I please someone else along the way, then all the better.

Links

Website: http://www.pczick.com

Blogs: http://pczick.com/blogs-by-p-c-zick/living-lightly/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PCZick

Twitter: https://twitter.com/PCZick

Google: https://plus.google.com/+PatriciaZick

Amazon Page: http://www.amazon.com/P.C.-Zick/e/B0083DPN4E/

Amazon UK Page: http://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B0083DPN4E

Barnes & Noble (Nook): http://www.barnesandnoble.com/c/p.c.-zick

Apple iBooks: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/id916306797

Kobo: http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/search?query=P.C.%20Zick&fcsearchfield=Author

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Kindle: http://BookShow.me/B00SHYGG7C/

Nook http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/at-odds-with-destiny-uvi-poznansky/1121088493?ean=2940151687607

https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/id959421650

Kobo http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/at-odds-with-destiny

Smashwords  https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/511673

A Glimpse into the Science Fiction/Techno-Thriller World of Author, Ceri London

24 Saturday Jan 2015

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Marcha's Two-Cents Worth

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As a science fiction fan and author myself I absolutely love Ceri London’s work. Her characters are convincing, exciting and charistmatic which, combined with her ability to create a complex mix of science, technology, government intrigue, the military mindset and esoteric subjects, results in a masterful blend of high-powered science fiction. Her “Shimmer in the Dark” series possesses all the suspense and intrigue of my old-time favorite author, Michael Crighton, clearly the stuff that best sellers are made of.

Ceri has recently released “Destiny Nexus,” the sequel to “Rogue Genesis.” I am grateful to have had the privilege of interviewing this up and coming author whose well-thought-out responses provide a glimpse into the mind behind these outstanding novels.

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MF: The “Shimmer in the Dark” series is a masterful blend of high tech, esoteric knowledge, paranormal phenomena, and government conspiracies along with a generous dose of Erich von…

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Spotlight on The Nightlife: Moscow – An exclusive casting session with author Travis Luedke

23 Friday Jan 2015

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My talented friend Travis has done it again. Another smashing Vampire story. My review to follow next week. Enjoy!

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There’s been a lot of buzz recently about our favorite steamy reads getting movie deals – It seems Hollywood finally got the hint that turning Best Sellers into Box Office Hits isn’t exclusive to YA Fiction – Scripts for several Romantic series are being passed around to film and television producers.

This got us thinking about our favorite series and which ones deserve their time on the silver screen…

One of the first series to come to mind was The Nightlife Series by Travis Luedke. This series is full of badass Vampires, blood, gore, action, and deliciously hot sex – PERFECT for the big screen, so we cornered Travis and asked him an important question: 

If The Nightlife Moscow was turned into a movie – how would you cast your characters?

So grab a bowl of popcorn and get comfortable as Travis Luedke puts faces to all the characters we’ve come to love (or love…

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“At Odds with Destiny”- Box Set Features: Brandt Legg

22 Thursday Jan 2015

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In March THE LUCK OF THE WEISSENSTEINERS  will be part of a multiple author box set, entitled “AT ODDS WITH DESTINY“. 
I’m very excited to team up with some great talent and have decided to feature all of my fellow authors from the set here in the Countdown to the release.

Today I start with Brandt Legg.

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Tell us a little about yourself as writer and as person.


Everything changed at eight-years-old when I saw my father die suddenly. My mother, four brothers and I were plunged into instant poverty. Two years later, I began a hobby that throughout my teens grew into a multi-million dollar empire. The national media dubbed me the “Teen Tycoon” and after a People Magazine profile there were book offers for my memoirs. A Presidential invitation took me to the White House on my twenty-first birthday. But the meteoric rise gave way to a burning crash. By twenty-six, I was penniless and serving time in federal prison. That was more than twenty years ago.

When was the first time you decided to write and when was the first time you did? 


My first serious writing happened while I was caught in the limbo of a long federal investigation, prior to prison. I started work on a memoir about my time as the Teen Tycoon and fell in love with writing.

Tell us about your writing history.

For the next twenty years I wrote on and off, but was too busy rebuilding my life to pursue it. Then, around the time I was finally ready to go for it, Mike Sager, a NY Times bestselling author and award-winning journalist for Esquire, signed me to his new indie press, the Sager Group, in 2012. In 2013 TSG published my first trilogy, the Inner Movement. In 2014 another three-book series the Cosega Sequence was released. All six titles have been amazon bestsellers, and I’m now writing full-time. Adobe Photoshop PDF

When did you decide to write in your chosen genre(s)

I didn’t set out to write thrillers, but I like to read books that move and that has come out in my writing. The Inner Movement, is a fantasy thriller (also called a metaphysical adventure), The Cosega Sequence books are techno-thrillers and my next trilogy will be a dystopian thriller.

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Tell us about the concept behind your books. How did you get the idea?

All my books have a thread of the unseen. I try to capture that mystical, even magical, aspect of life that we too often forget is there. I also like to put a protagonist against a conspiracy. Those themes are common in all my work. It’s why I am pleased that my first novel, Outview, will be part of the upcoming At Odds With Destiny boxed set featuring books from nine other wonderful authors.

What are you most proud of in your books?


I’ve been very fortunate that my fan base has steadily grown and I now regularly hear from readers. When someone writes to tell me how much one of my books meant to them, or how it changed the way they see something – wow, I’m proudest of that!

What is your life like outside of writing?

I spend most of my time with family. We get out in nature as much as possible. I believe that’s where truth resides. I try to capture it in photos. If I’m not writing, I’m taking pictures of nature.


What makes you laugh?


Nothing makes me laugh more than my six-year-old son . . . constantly.

What song would you pick to go with your book?


Like many authors, I have many playlists for when I’m writing. Mumford & Sons, Alpha Rev and David Gray got a lot of play while I was writing my last two series, but I’d have to pick at least one song for every chapter of each of my books and that would take a while (I write short chapters).

What are you working on now?

Later this year (2015), I’ll publish a new series of thrillers. They take place ninety years in the future. The Inner Movement and Cosega each have to be read starting with book one. The next series will be able to be read in any order. It’s very exciting to be writing about what I think the world will be like one day and potentially, in my son’s lifetime.

 
Is there anything you would like us to know about yourself and your books?

Many readers have asked for sequels to the Inner Movement and Cosega. Although I already have a four-book political thriller series planned for 2016 and two non-fiction projects in the works (including Teen Tycoon), I’m hoping to get a fourth Cosega book done and then start on a follow up trilogy to the Inner Movement, but that might not be until 2017, I’m not sure they’ll be time for all that, unless I get really good at juggling, but time’s a funny thing.

Thanks for having me Christoph!

The pleasure was mine!

LINKS:

Outview, book one of the Inner Movement trilogy is available FREE 

amazon US – http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BB3UYS8

amazon UK – http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BB3UYS8

B&N nook – http://bit.ly/1csV4Yt

Cosega Search, book one of the Cosega Sequence is available for $0.99

amazon US – http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OX3F1JK

amazon UK – http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00OX3F1JK

B&N nook – http://bit.ly/1yCWPhh

Website – BrandtLegg.com
Facebook – facebook.com/brandtleggauthor
Amazon author page – amazon.com/author/brandtlegg

Twitter – https://twitter.com/BrandtLegg

At Odds with Destiny:

Kindle: http://BookShow.me/B00SHYGG7C/

Nook http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/at-odds-with-destiny-uvi-poznansky/1121088493?ean=2940151687607

https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/id959421650

Kobo http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/at-odds-with-destiny

Smashwords  https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/511673

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