Indie Author Features: Daniel Uidam

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

In 2011 the world population hit seven billion. Fourteen thousand babies are born every hour. By 2045 the population is predicted to hit nine billion. Can our planet cope?

In 1798 Economist Reverend Thomas Malthus thought not. His work ‘An Essay on the Principal of Population’ predicted that population growth would outpace our ability to obtain resources, resulting in a global epidemic of famine that would destroy society unless curbed.

Fast forward to 2012. College students Dean Adams and his best friend Felix Pye, unwittingly stumble across the greatest conspiracy in history, and by doing so sign a death warrant. They are forced to run as powerful, high society members of a 200 year old secret Malthusian League attempt to silence them.

The league will stop at nothing to continue its Malthusian cause. Their purpose? To curb population growth and ensure Malthus’ predictions for economic ruin do not come true.

With the aide of detective Isabella Mercena, Dean and Felix go head to head against the evil forces as they attempt to expose the league’s sinister plans to control population. Will they survive to tell the tale and tell it before the next wave of disaster is unleashed on mankind?

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Indie Author Feature: D. Robert Grixti

Posted on May 19, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

The apocalypse is over…but the REAL horror is yet to come!

Lionel Morton and his sister, Claire are alone and in danger in a world frozen by nuclear winter. Survivors of a cataclysmic event that brought human civilization to its end, they’re forced to face starvation, rabid animals and the savage remnants of humanity just to stay alive. When a fading radio broadcast calls to them and hints of sanctuary, they’re forced to make a difficult decision: keep fighting through the wasteland in search of something that may not be real, or give up hope and wait to die in the terrible cold.

Sun Bleached Winter is a dark, violent story of survival, desperation and loss that explores the truly terrifying reality of the apocalypse in a world where good and evil are meaningless and everybody is driven by raw instinct. It’s part The Road and part The Walking Dead, with equal parts of The Stand thrown in for good measure.

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Indie Author Feature: Laura Lond

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

His power is great. The price he has paid for it and the pain he carries are even greater. “The pain takes over sometimes,” as he puts it. He can be ruthless then. However, he still has a heart. He is learning to let it beat once again.
This is a combined edition of Books 1-3 of the Dark Elf of Syron series of fantasy novellas.

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Indie Author Feature: Valerie du Sange

Posted on May 12, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

Jo Martin is off to France to start her dream job showing horses for two aristocratic brothers at Château Gagnon. She quickly falls for David, the charismatic and deeply hot younger brother, but unsettling questions arise.

The older brother, Henri, the Marquis de la Motte, is steady where his younger brother is impetuous. His great work is developing products for his vampire brethren, making them safer as they live among humans.

Jo is caught between the brothers, uncertain of what is real and what is myth. When a young woman who is a guest at the Château goes missing, all Jo knows is that she can’t trust anyone.

Vampires. Scorching hot sex. Pastries. French aristocrats. This is the world of Unbitten.

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Posted on May 5, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

Matt Bugatti has an idea that will change the world. Two world powers are fighting to control it. An unwitting pawn in an international conflict, Matt works for just two things: to make history and to find true love. When he meets the perfect woman his life is complete. Then reality intrudes and the facade crumbles. Pursued by two nations, his life in peril, Matt must decide who he can trust in a world where no one is who they seem.
Charles O’Donnell is a first-time author. The Girlfriend Experience was inspired by his experience in the world of global technology development and the many motivations–often conflicting–that drive otherwise thoughtful and intelligent people to make choices whose consequences spin out of control. When events overtake you, how do you get control? Where do you reach for a handhold, and will it bear your weight? Where will you land when you fall? And most of all–who can you trust?

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Indie Author Feature: Paul Levinson

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

This a new “author’s cut” with extended ending of the 2006 novel

In the year 2042, Sierra Waters, a young graduate student in Classics, is shown a new dialog of Socrates, recently discovered, in which a time traveler tries to argue that Socrates might escape death by travel to the future! Thomas, the elderly scholar who has shown her the document, disappears, and Sierra immediately begins to track down the provenance of the manuscript with the help of her classical scholar boyfriend, Max.

The trail leads her to time machines in gentlemen’s clubs in London and in New York, and into the past–and to a time traveler from the future, posing as Heron of Alexandria in 150 AD. Complications, mysteries, travels, and time loops proliferate as Sierra tries to discern who is planning to save the greatest philosopher in human history. Fascinating historical characters from Alcibiades to William Henry Appleton, the great nineteenth-century American publisher, to Hypatia, Plato, and Socrates himself appear. With surprises in every chapter, Paul Levinson has outdone himself in The Plot to Save Socrates.

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Indie Author Feature: Ian Quin

Posted on April 29, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

Author Ian Quin presents a story featuring a depressed, mentally disabled man who is unknowingly being studied by a pair of extraterrestrial observers. They watch as he comes across a mysterious book that offers a way to a better life. It sends him on a journey to a place unlike anything he has ever experienced before. A journey which, not only has major implications for him, but the entire human species as well. It’s a story of hope, redemption, and the discovery of the true potential and self-worth we all have within ourselves.

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Indie Author Feature: Heather Marie Adkins

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

Vale Avari has a mysterious past and a laundry list of super-powers, but that’s nothing compared to what she finds upon moving from small town U.S.A to even smaller-town England.

A chance dart throw lands her in Quicksilver, an off-the-map place with a big problem — people are dying, and word is, it’s supernatural.

At her new place of employment, a temple dedicated to the ancient Mother Goddess, Vale learns something even more shocking — women guards are disappearing at an alarmingly patterned rate; women who possess special gifts like her own.

Supernatural powers aside, Vale isn’t ready to believe in the Wild Hunt as the culprit, and she’s determined to prove the deaths are acts of human violence.

Plagued by a brute with a history of domestic violence and lusting after a dark-eyed man with a secret, Vale has a limited amount of time to discover the killer before he strikes again. In the process, she’ll learn things aren’t always what they seem and the supernatural might not be so extraordinary after all.

The Hunt could ride for her.

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Indie Author Feature: Barbara Ebel, M.D.

Posted on April 21, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

Who says a rising neurosurgeon can’t fall from his pinnacle? From the skullduggery taking place deep in the Tennessee woods to the silent tension in the O.R., Doctor Danny Tilson’s life takes an abrupt turn after performing surgery alongside a scrub nurse with aqua eyes and a velvet voice.

Can Dany’s situation get any worse after the alluring lady disappears, he inherits her roguish retriever, and his Albert Einstein historical book turns up missing? A pack of Tennessee attorneys pursue Danny while he develops a scheme with his paramedic best friend to payback the woman who left in a hurry!

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Indie Author Feature: T.W. Piperbrook

Posted on April 14, 2013 by Adam Paleologos

St. Matthews, Arizona

The infection starts with Frank, one of the locals at the town bar. In just a few hours, it has consumed the entire town.

Dan Lowery, one of four police officers in St. Matthews, soon realizes he is no match for the impending destruction. Violence and bloodshed litter the streets, and the infected roam freely. No one is safe here—not even his family.

Somewhere, somebody knows about what is happening, and about the horrors to come…but is it too late?

Contamination Book Zero is the prequel to the Contamination Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Series. Book One: The Onset is available now.

In one of his former lives, the author spent time as a touring musician, traveling across the US and Canada. Along the way, he came across many small towns similar to those depicted in the Contamination stories (he even had a near-death experience on Route 191 in Arizona; one of the settings in Book One).

To this day, his travels play a large role in his writing. Thankfully, the zombies are purely a product of his imagination. Or so he hopes.

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