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Aces! 1930s Urban Fantasy FREE This Week Only!
What if humanity’s great historical figures weren’t just talented—they were supernaturally talented? In this fresh spin on urban fantasy, history’s illustrious leaders, thinkers, warriors, and entertainers all share a secret…and a perilous destiny.
Get a free download of The Sixteen Burdens now through Jan. 2. Click here to download. And if you enjoy it, consider leaving a review!
Professional Reviews:
"Eight-foot-tall bullet proof man? Check. Deadly female Jamaican knife thrower? Check. Dramatic 'I am your mother' revelations? Oh yeah. Zoot suit rioters? Of course. Corrupt police, vampires, and treasure maps? Yes! An amusing talking dog that speaks in rhyme? No. That would be stupid. But there were car chases. That always sells me."
-- Brian Katcher, Forever Young Adult
"The main thing to say about this book is: Wow. This is the kind of book you hope will get attention, so please pay attention! The novel is inventive, well-written and researched, and well-designed. The amount of historical detail is impressive and woven perfectly into this Hollywood Fantasy. An incredible first novel in this stellar new trilogy."
-- Self-Publishing Review
Get a free download of The Sixteen Burdens now through Jan. 2. Click here to download. And if you enjoy it, consider leaving a review!
Professional Reviews:
"Eight-foot-tall bullet proof man? Check. Deadly female Jamaican knife thrower? Check. Dramatic 'I am your mother' revelations? Oh yeah. Zoot suit rioters? Of course. Corrupt police, vampires, and treasure maps? Yes! An amusing talking dog that speaks in rhyme? No. That would be stupid. But there were car chases. That always sells me."
-- Brian Katcher, Forever Young Adult
"The main thing to say about this book is: Wow. This is the kind of book you hope will get attention, so please pay attention! The novel is inventive, well-written and researched, and well-designed. The amount of historical detail is impressive and woven perfectly into this Hollywood Fantasy. An incredible first novel in this stellar new trilogy."
-- Self-Publishing Review
