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Introducing Author William L.K.

Meet William L.K., author of sci-fi, fantasy, and dystopian fiction. He's written a trilogy called The Stritonoly Chronicles. Think Dune meets George Lucas. The entire series cost less than $3. I saw your eyes go wide. That's right--less than $3. That's a great deal for great fiction.

Book 1, The Eye of the Storm - Dmitri, son of the Czar of Stritonoly, is driven insane by the forbidden poison of the slave-race Acidel and sets in motion a catastrophic chain of events. A terrifying and eternal force stalks the forest nearby as a storm of epic proportions gathers over the Citadel.  

This book is available on Amazon.



Book 2, Barok's Exodus - The story continues six years in the wake of the night of treachery and the greatest storm the planet of Stritonoly has ever witnessed. Princess Becki has grown in these years. She learns that her powers over the men that hold her captive may bring her what she has been waiting for, perhaps for longer than she realizes. As the story unfolds, the characters discover truths about themselves, some terrifying, others prophetic.

This book is available on Amazon.

Book 3, The Last Czar of Stritonoly - The prize of ultimate power on Stritonoly is at stake as Strito, with Princess Becki at his side, lays siege to the citadel. Barok emerges, transformed again and returns to the Citadel to make amends to his wife and to the Acidel - but their very existence hangs in the balance as Gunther unveils his terrible plan to destroy Strito's army.

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About the author - William L.K. lives in the suburbs of New York with his wife and two children. He began writing creatively as a teenager, and he has written and produced several successful plays and musicals in the NY area. He earned his B.A. and M.S. from Dowling College. He is a professional musician on the weekends and a full-time author during the week.

Bits and Pieces

I'd like to share some news from my friends and fellow authors.

Beth Orsoff, has unveiled a new cover for her book, Girl in the Wild. I love it!

Imogen Rose has written Faustine, the first book of the Bonfire Chronicles. And SL Baum is offering A Chance for Charity, both of these books are YA Paranormal.

Helen Smith has written a wonderful cozy mystery novella called Three Sisters which is the first book of her Emily Castles series. I have read The Miracle Inspector and other books by Helen and loved them all. She gave a portion of her earning to charity this month, so that makes her an author who is both witty AND generous.

Model Agent is new thriller by Sean Sweeney, and Michael Crane has just written a novelette called A Gnome Problem. William L.K. is a musician-turned-author who has penned The Voice. All three of these guys are sweet as sugar.

In an effort to placate avid fans, MP McDonald has finished March into Hell, the second book of the Mark Taylor series.

Naomi Kramer is the author of DEAD(ish) and (technically) DEAD--paranormal short stories for adults (language warning! <g>). I read these books in one sitting!

Virtual Strangers is a new crime thriller by the beautiful and multi-talented Susanne O'Leary.

Kristie Leigh Mcguire has put three of her books on sale: Second Chances, You've Got Mail from Japan, and Desert Heat.

RG Cordiner is a teacher by day, writer by night, who has written several books targeted for middle-grade readers. The Candy Wars and Bug Island are two of his titles.

Not one of these books costs more than $3.99. And some of them are 99 cents. That's right--e-books for under a buck!

Happy authors. Happy readers. I've done my good deed for the day!