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Three interconnected stories, where events in one affect the outcome of another. These stories are part of the upcoming ‘Resonance’ collection, a grand tapestry of 18 interconnecting stories that breaks new ground in what is possible with the short story collection format.
Experiments With Humans
An experiment to define the true nature of humanity, where children are raised with no contact with the outside world. In a government owned facility, scientists observe a number of test subjects and file daily reports, all stamped with a blue butterfly symbol before being archived. As the years go by, strange things begin to happen and our very nature is called into question – are there dormant powers buried deep within us, forgotten in the modern world?
Wexley
A highly organised team of burglars descend on an isolated village and round up the residents before plundering their houses. What should be a straightforward job descends into chaos and terror as the criminals uncover secrets that should have been left well alone.
Trifucta
A man obsessed with a porn star.
An actress who wants to quit the industry.
A nervous young performer on his first day.
Their worlds collide one day and the course of their lives is changed forever.
About the author:
Steve Roach works in multiple genres including travel writing, fiction and illustrated children's books (with artist Simon Schild). With a large selection of books garnering impressive reviews, Steve's output is diverse, sometimes thought-provoking, entertaining and always interesting.
Working within the Independent market gives Steve the freedom to explore some unusual ideas and avoid being pigeon-holed. Without the marketing resources of a mainstream publisher, readers have to search out Steve's work but once they have they usually stick around to see what's coming next. A number of Steve's books have reached the #1 spot in the bestseller charts on Amazon in their respective categories. During the last 3 years, nearly 50,000 people have read his work. For an 'indie' author, this is a tremendous achievement.
www.steveroach.co.uk
Experiments With Humans
An experiment to define the true nature of humanity, where children are raised with no contact with the outside world. In a government owned facility, scientists observe a number of test subjects and file daily reports, all stamped with a blue butterfly symbol before being archived. As the years go by, strange things begin to happen and our very nature is called into question – are there dormant powers buried deep within us, forgotten in the modern world?
Wexley
A highly organised team of burglars descend on an isolated village and round up the residents before plundering their houses. What should be a straightforward job descends into chaos and terror as the criminals uncover secrets that should have been left well alone.
Trifucta
A man obsessed with a porn star.
An actress who wants to quit the industry.
A nervous young performer on his first day.
Their worlds collide one day and the course of their lives is changed forever.
About the author:
Steve Roach works in multiple genres including travel writing, fiction and illustrated children's books (with artist Simon Schild). With a large selection of books garnering impressive reviews, Steve's output is diverse, sometimes thought-provoking, entertaining and always interesting.
Working within the Independent market gives Steve the freedom to explore some unusual ideas and avoid being pigeon-holed. Without the marketing resources of a mainstream publisher, readers have to search out Steve's work but once they have they usually stick around to see what's coming next. A number of Steve's books have reached the #1 spot in the bestseller charts on Amazon in their respective categories. During the last 3 years, nearly 50,000 people have read his work. For an 'indie' author, this is a tremendous achievement.
www.steveroach.co.uk
43 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 28, 2014
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