The entire Any Tomorrow Trilogy is now available so I’m celebrating by offering Any Tomorrow: The Calling as a free download until March 1st. If you’re not familiar with the Any Tomorrow series, here’s the lowdown on Any Tomorrow: The Calling:
Fraleigh, a former imagery intelligence analyst, artfully crafts a tale that transcends typical offerings in the horror/fantasy genre. This first book in the Any Tomorrow Trilogy introduces Gustav Linder, Henry Turner, and Tyler Nolan, three men whose disparate lives are bound together by an ancient, pervasive evil. Gustav Linder is a brilliant young Jewish theoretical physicist in pre-war Germany, isolated in his own thoughts from dramatic changes in the world that spawn the rise of Nazism, whose dreams of a past and future are inexorably linked and of which he is an integral part. Henry Turner is a sociopath and hit man for a Miami drug cartel who as a boy had all the advantages, yet at age thirteen heard a voice that filled his empty places and made him a murderer without remorse. Tyler Nolan, an intelligence analyst for the Agency whose fragile psyche is caught in a struggle between reality and madness, is trapped in a secret deep underground facility alone the day a worldwide nuclear-biological holocaust nearly brings everything to an end. A common evil that longs for the destruction of everything binds the destiny of the three men. The challenge to defeat the evil before it can achieve its insidious ends fills this bracing tale with unexpected twists and turns that leave the reader wondering what will happen next.
So what’s better than free? Just go to http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/56869, add it to your cart, and when you check out enter coupon code SR46A. That’s all there is to it, no charge.
Now if you really want to go the extra mile, once you read Any Tomorrow: The Calling, why not leave me a comment on my blog― http://anytomorrow.com/review-critique-suggest/. I’d really like to know what you thought of my work, good or bad, don’t be shy.
© Copyright 2012 by Kevin Fraleigh.
Thanks, Kevin. BJ has been having a rough week at the hospital. Today, I loaded her kindle with your book and took it over at visiting hours to see if I could get her to excited about something and she seemed quite pleased. I’ll let you know if she gets very far (I also put the book on my phone I while ago, but have been too busy to do much reading lately, so there it sits…).
Thanks, Alice. Be sure to let me know what you all think of it.