Category - Blurbs

In a world where fathers are not only absent, but often ridiculed, it is refreshing to find a man who will stand up, despite his failures, to protect and save his children. Such is the case with John Randall, a broken man trying to put the pieces of his shattered family back together.

With John’s marriage torn apart by his own self-indulgence, his teenage son, Matthew, is left to find refuge in the online world of fantasy – his mind becoming so entangled in the duality between what is real and what is fiction that his soul becomes united with delusion and falsehood.

Is didacticism a separate genre now?

Experience this Fantasy Adventure, set in an Apocalyptic future as all humankind transforms. Incredible beings from different worlds clash, in this intense and powerful story of inner strength and courage. Meet characters that reach out to your heart that you will never forget. See the clear images of the future beyond what has been imagined!

Experience for yourself other worlds far from here and the beings and creatures who live on them. Some are characters that you will know and love throughout the book. Others you will revere in wonder at their existence. Yet others, you will fear and despise with the characters you’ve grown with. All of which find their way to the Earth we live on, but with none of the amenities or structure we have grown accustomed to.

The changes on Earth have already begun, and that is what brings the many “others” to converge on our planet. The transformation of the humans has been foretold throughout time as prophecy, and its only NOW that those who dwell in the universe begin to believe it.

Time is up, this is The Last Call!

So… Characters? Story? Specifics of any kind? No?

Schrdingers cat was an infamous and cruel thought experiment dreamt up in the last century to expose one of the mistaken ideas current in science at that time. Now the cat is out of the bag and, in revenge, he has written up his own ideas on the false trails that modern science has followed. With time to spare he has worked with a number of strange authors to collate this varied and thought-provoking anthology with themes varying from the Falklands War, LGBT, Eastern religion and even Russian spies in the Sub Continent.

Double typos in the first word of the description? Edgy.

Updated description: This is my first book containing 26 of what I consider my best work, if you indulge in this poetry it may create a world just for you, This book is short because I hope to build and create more books in the future to create more worlds filled with poetry for my fans and readers alike. A collection of twenty six of my best poems from an Australian Poet I’m ok – “We often fall for things that all others see as obvious, Oblivious by choice because we are hopeful, Hoping things will be different” Book Reading Of The Humble wolf https: //youtu.be/WdNDk2stzxk Review from someone who bought the book “I Prefer to read the poems myself to allow time to interpret them into my own experiences so i can relate to it, and found myself painting a picture of a story it was pretty good”

This is one of those “the cover is bad but the description is worse” cases.

When Ixdahan, the arrogant son of a Snaldrialooran aristocrat was exiled to Earth for crimes against the Homeworld – and sentenced to the terrifying prospect of life as an Earthling teenager – he began a journey that took him to the boundaries of the settled universe and the limits of consciousness. Throughout his struggles, Ixdahan’s heart has always relied on Earth girl Lena Gabrilowicz, the only person in eight galaxies who knows what planet he’s on.

You had me at “Snaldrialooran.”

It all started in a small town called Middleton in the greater New Jersey when Ronald Romney, an Attorney, decided to vie for the Governor’s seat after the previous Governor died of mysterious circumstances. Many people had varied explanations and beliefs on the cause of his death. It was said that Middleton was karma’s lair and anything done had do come back around and make even.

And that’s the whole description.

Jennifer Hero Zitonick gives a copy of her science fiction novel to her husband Marty to help him understand her origins in a different century. Her book loosely disguises her early life as a clandestine operative for the Secret Society of scientists in the thirtieth century. It also details her love affair with Zexton Ho, the inventor of time travel, and her subsequent arrival in the twenty-first century.

“Here, hon — read my account of an affair with a hot scientist. You’ll love it!”

IT ALL STARTED BECAUSE OF A BOOK COVER

Just the cover of a cheap, mass market, paperback novel.

Started what, you ask?

Ally lives in Los Angeles and is a very inhibited woman who lives a very dull life. Her life revolves around her dead-end job and a bleak apartment. She has no love life or comfort. Then one day something incredible happens to change everything. Her boring existence explodes as she passes by her favorite bookstore and is drawn to a book display in the window. The image of a medieval man on the cover grabs her, and she is compelled to buy it.

As she reads, she becomes mesmerized and falls hopelessly in love with the hero. But soon he gets into serious trouble, and she becomes desperate to help him. Well, it is the year 1277 in medieval England, and he is a fictional character. Not only that, everyone knows that time travel is impossible.

A historical romance reminiscent of Diane Gabaldon’s Outlander.

…only not as good, obviously.