Anno Luce: Anna's Book

by Liam Sweeny

J.D. Fisher has a dream; to reshape the world in his image. He is the head of a project that can literally do just that. Tapping into the power of special prisoners - "Gifted" prisoners, he can produce a form of God-like energy. The centerpiece of his project comes across his path in the form of Anna Newcomb. Anna has a Gift that eclipses all the she can change reality. Under his control, the earth could be erased of 80% of its population in minutes, an 80% of Fisher's choosing. There's just one problem... controlling Anna. A prelude to Anno Luce, Anna's Book is set ten years before. It is at once a humorous, jaw-dropping, gripping seat-of-your pants joyride without the belt. From the musings of Barney Sheehan to the sadistic, rage-powered Vic Tanner, there's something here for everyone. Not for the faint of heart.

544 pages, Paperback

Published July 5, 2014

About the author

I was born in a rotted wooden shack by the moonlight on a cold winter's night...

Okay, so I was born in a hospital in March on the nation's bicentennial year of 1976. People were partying and I was unleashing bio-terror on my parents every changing time.

Born and raised in the Capital District of New York, Albany and it's environs, I grew up with the pride of knowing that "going to the city" never meant Albany.

I didn't start writing fiction until I got back from Louisiana after Katrina. It took that to launch me from stanzas to scenes.

I've written three Sci-fi/Fantasy novels, a few collections and novellas, and I drifted to old haunts, to the most fun parts of my life - delinquency. So now I write cops and crimes.

I like making great characters, mainly because I like meeting great characters. My experience is that people will tell you anything you want to know if you're ready to listen. I'm all ears.