Everorb

by Jeffery Moore

252 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 11, 2015

About the author

When I’m not writing, I’m thinking about writing. That may sound like my existence revolves around writing, and if you ask either my wife or two daughters, I’m certain they would say as much. It’s not all about writing. I work for a global IT company as an education specialist (yeah, developing those technical presentations—trust me, I really put forth a great amount of effort trying not to make them ‘dry’). I do a fair amount of work in the Cloud computing and data storage areas. I sense the eyelids drooping already. Okay, I was born in Germany (West Germany at the time) and spent the bulk of my childhood living there. I’m a military brat and a veteran, which means I’ve spent most of my life on the move.

I’m indie and write speculative fiction. I say speculative because it really doesn’t fit solidly into a fiction genre. Though my titles are categorized as Fantasy, my stories are cross-genre. I strive to introduce new concepts into my stories, staying away from Middle Earth type characters (way overdone). So for you Fantasy readers, my stories will be a deviation from the norm.

Reviews

[J.R. Schuyler · Rating 4 out of 5]

Everorb follows the story of Troy, a troubled youth who experiences nightmares about a mysterious orb (Atlas). He enters a transition program where he learns more about himself, the people around him, and (inadvertently) the nature of Atlas.

The author did an excellent job of sprinkling important information throughout the book, creating intrigue that kept me reading long into the night. I really liked the characters too. Although many of them have sordid histories, Moore portrays them as neither wholly bad nor wholly good, which is refreshing to see. They all feel like real people. I'm looking forward to reading more from this author.