Launch Day!
"Echo" is available now, and I have a favor for a friend
Today’s the day! If you preordered my new novel “Echo,” it should be waiting for you on your device or app. Otherwise, the paperback should be on its way!
And if you didn’t preorder, don’t worry—you can pick up a copy right now at https://buy.bookfunnel.com/dmaxbi5aeh
Alex Kayne came in from the cold more than a year ago, and has used her skills—and her advanced AI—to help the very agencies that have hunted her since the beginning. But when she uncovers the presence of a serial killer, who uses deepfake technology to clone his victims and keep them alive online, she’s forced to walk away form her deal with the FBI.
Now, on the run again, Kayne has to find the killer and bring him to justice her way.
Get your copy now!
And in the meantime, I have a favor to ask, on behalf of some friends…
I love graphic novels and comics. The combination of good writing and excellent artwork, telling new and original stories in a visual medium—that’s something I’ve aspired to be a part of all my life.
That’s why I’m VERY excited to see this project—an exclusive collection of 12 original stories from Andy Weir, Eloisa James, Tony Lee, JN Chaney & more, paired with legendary artists.
Parallel Truths: A Multi-Genre Graphic Novel Anthology
What If Another Version of Your Life Existed Somewhere Else?
A better one.
A worse one.
A deadlier one.
Parallel Truths brings together twelve writers and fifteen artists to answer this question in one oversized multi-genre graphic novel anthology.
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Congrats on the new release! Cool cover and premise. 😍 Also love the back story about your mom and grandma. I agree, most "strong female leads" are actually very masculine, and often in a toxic way. Hearing that you're trying to write a strong and feminine lead has me intrigued. Adding this to my TBR....
Love your podcast, dude. Been listening since 2016. I'm genuinely curious, what makes so many guys nowadays create woman-centered stories? Is it strictly writing to market because woman are massive majority of fiction readers, or is it something else?