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Talos: Book One
James Talos finds himself alone once again. Immune from its effects, he must locate and destroy the source of the signal driving people mad. Though his true goal has never to find his wife and child. Despite the odds, he knows they still live. And he will not stop until they are safe in his arms and free from the horrors that have plagued humanity since The Fall.
164 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 15, 2022
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About the author
Brian D. Anderson
47 books692 followersKnown as one of the O.G. independent authors of the 2010-2012 indie explosion, Brian D. Anderson gained massive popularity right out of the gate with his debut series, The Godling Chronicles. His follow-up series, Dragonvein, was just as popular, Book One becoming a Top Five Finalist on Audible.com for Fantasy Book of the Year in 2015 – becoming the very first independent to reach the finals. But Anderson was far from finished.
After co-authoring Akiri with Steven Savile (Warhammer, Pathfinder, Dr. Who, and Sherlock Holmes) Anderson became the first independent author in history to secure a six-figure audio only deal for his highly anticipated two-book sequel of The Godling Chronicles.
Anderson continued with his indie career with The Vale series. But even after twenty novels, he felt there was more to accomplish. So he secured a three-book deal with Tor Books for The Sorcerer’s Song series.
When not writing, Brian D. Anderson divides his time enjoying his friends and family at home in the sleepy little southern town of Fairhope, Alabama, and riding atop his Harley Davidson, dubbed The Mighty Puck, traveling the country from convention to convention, meeting fans and signing books.
After co-authoring Akiri with Steven Savile (Warhammer, Pathfinder, Dr. Who, and Sherlock Holmes) Anderson became the first independent author in history to secure a six-figure audio only deal for his highly anticipated two-book sequel of The Godling Chronicles.
Anderson continued with his indie career with The Vale series. But even after twenty novels, he felt there was more to accomplish. So he secured a three-book deal with Tor Books for The Sorcerer’s Song series.
When not writing, Brian D. Anderson divides his time enjoying his friends and family at home in the sleepy little southern town of Fairhope, Alabama, and riding atop his Harley Davidson, dubbed The Mighty Puck, traveling the country from convention to convention, meeting fans and signing books.
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April 8, 2025
Book 1
Book 1 was a fun read and had a few errors throughout. The plot and characters are developed well. The overall is a bit confusing and the back and forth of roaming is annoying. There were a few good twists in the plot and ends on a bit of a cliffhanger.
Book 1 was a fun read and had a few errors throughout. The plot and characters are developed well. The overall is a bit confusing and the back and forth of roaming is annoying. There were a few good twists in the plot and ends on a bit of a cliffhanger.
July 25, 2023
Easy read, interesting world!
October 22, 2023
3.5 Stars. Easy listen on Kindle audio.
I chose this book because the author looked liked a sexy mountain man!
I chose this book because the author looked liked a sexy mountain man!
October 26, 2023
Profanity in first chapter.
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