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Thursday, September 8, 2016

The many gods, goddesses and immortals

 The most difficult thing about writing about the immortals is there are many different kinds as there are ethnic groups of humans.  Every culture around the world mentioned them.
 There's no set rule to follow for in each culture they were as different as humans. One of the best ways to learn a culture is to learn the mannerism of their gods or goddesses. For in ancient times people copied the behavior of their deities.






These are few of the immortals in the book "Clash with the Immortals."

Monday, September 5, 2016

Each Book is a stand alone, although part of a series.

Rest assured, there are no books out there quite like any I've written. Why? Because I used no format or precedent already written. I have searched high and low for one with the same precedence and found none.  Yes, I used well known characters but the manner in which I used them is like nothing I have ever read and I have read perhaps many books in my lifetime. I read several books before sitting down to begin to write this series in 2001. I read many books about immortals and humans interactions and decided I wanted to take my characters a different route but wanted to remain true to how the ancient texts described the immortals. If you will note, even the covers are different.  I wanted each book to be able to stand alone on it's own merit is why each cover is different.


I deliberately wrote each book so that it would not have to lean upon it's predecessor for a reader to understand what's going on. I wrote each to bear it own merit. That's why the major ones I was able to create a smaller spin off book like, "The Time before time"which is a spin off the book of Clash with the Immortals."


The first few paragraphs pick up where the predecessor left off and the last few sentences give a hint in what's to follow in the next book. And from there the book takes on a life of it own totally different from the one before or after.

 

 

Sunday, June 26, 2016

Book Review for UnHoly Pursuit, The Devil on My Trail









A great story of saints, demons, spirits, good and evil set 500 years in the future. A 24 year old single mother with energy and a fighting attitude is always on the road fleeing malevolent forces coming after her. As she gives as good as she gets and always manages to stay one step ahead of her pursuers due to her inner qualities and a little help from above, the reader comes to realize that she is more than just a tough, strong woman fighting to save her family: she is a warrior called to battle to fight for the greater good . A good intro to the paranormal genre and for a perspective on what life will be like a half millennium from now.

Best,

Guillaume

Thursday, June 2, 2016

In my previous post, I mentioned to talk about I’d launched my campaign a to fund this book.


In my previous post, I mentioned to talk about I’d launched my campaign a to fund this book. There’s a school of thought that says you want a substantial number of followers before you begin. I got that and they are now chewing me a new one. I went around to all my sites and collected the followers and they came to over 5,000.  Some may say, there’s an element of truth to both of these: what matters is not the number of followers, per se, but the amount of buzz surrounding a project. The number of followers a project has is simply one sign of overall popularity, but not a definitive one. But from the number of people who has been riding my ass I beg to different. I want to make this book a reality perhaps more than anything else.

This popularity matters–well, I should say it mattered, past tense, because Things Have Changed–because a funding campaign gives you a limited time to gather all these pre-orders. The more you can frontload a campaign, the further you can go. If you have a bunch of people ready with their credit cards the day you launch, that’s so many people you don’t have to chase after later on in the campaign, and that much more time you’ll have to go chase other people.

Now, here is where you all comes in. No authors can do it all by themselves no matter who they are. Even Shakespeare didn't do it all by himself. I need you all to help me to make this a reality. I need you all to help me get this in your hands and I promise you for the next 12 books you won't be disappointed.

But here’s a thought that struck me. Spending a lot of time picking up followers can also be counter-productive, because I can’t be certain that all these people are still going to be around if I wait six months to launch. Wouldn’t it be better to have the campaign already taking pre-orders, so people can order immediately instead of following now and coming back later–or possibly forgetting in the meantime? That's what I've done. I had that in mind ten years ago when I started writing the saga.

I determined that the way to have the best of both worlds was to set an extra-long funding period. The first six months of it would be more of family members were eager to jump in, and I started off with the bang that most people would have had to depend on a large following to get.

But, as I said, things have changed. The fan base is growing larger, mainly because this unlike any series you all have ever read. I didn't try to create aliens from another world or make up things you've heard of. I used everyday life to create a story about the end of days. I borrowed from the most popular book of all time: The Bible. Although, it's not a biblical fictional story.

Here’s an excerpt from a screenshot of my “edit” page. Yes, my main character has a crude mouth. No one is speaking proper when literally you've hellhounds nipping at your heel.











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Friday, May 27, 2016

Pre-order "UNHOLY PURSUIT-DEVIL ON MY TRAIL"


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To pre-order click the link above.







"Unholy Pursuit, Devil on My Trail" is very intense and emotional for my first novel. It goes along of the avenue of reality of everyday life but yet it is pure fictional. It tells of one woman's trials and tribulations; despite  the heartbreak, abuse and betrayal she's still optimistic things will get better. The others books of "UnHoly Pursuit" series to follow concerns two of the same characters from "Unholy Pursuit, Devil on My Trail" and how they interact with the new characters. The entire work is a sequel, which means the reader can understand the present work without reading the first one.

"Unholy Pursuit" is a 300 page novel which features total hellish havoc when the leader of the satanic world, the Grand Wizard of the earthly dark forces unleash his hellish rage against her and all that is good and put in motion the coming of the New World Order. It has been called by one reader who read the first two parts "startlingly innovative. Some thing to make you ponder." In this narrative, Ana's role is to defend herself against her supernatural opponent. But he is who really runs the world and all the world follow his lead. It is a dark fantasy which revolves around the attempt of one woman to take back her life, home and sanity from ruthless, dark invaders.






This immortal is a master at cloaking in the spiritual realm closest to earth. He is observing Ana as she pulls Trusty into the parking lot of her dilapidated apartment building. He has heard about her through the celestial grapevine and came to see who has the darkforces britches tied in a bunch and why? Seeing nothing exciting or abnormal about her. He lost interest and continue his way in the Neutral Zone.









A demon is sent to spy on young Ana at school. No one else see it but her. 

 










The Great War in Heaven. The start of all of humanity's problems. This war spilled over into every existing world and realm. Earth did not escape it.

 

 







Lilith's daughter, a character that will be introduced in a later book.

 












 A Nazarene Warrior pursuing an enemy in the Wastelands.