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ShadowOfOsiris

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I've been writing since I was quite small. Even though those stories are now incredibly embarassing, they did pave the way to where I am now (ie, a few steps down the road). I like cheesecake.

Thank you to everyone who commented/backed Shadow of the Wraith. I have now taken it down as I have self-published it. It is available through the following links:

Hardback: http://tiny.cc/ShadowOfTheWraith
Ebook UK: http://tiny.cc/E-ShadowOfTheWraith
Ebook US: http://tiny.cc/ShadowOfTheWraithUS

Please do not send me messages trying to get me to read your book if you have no intention of reading mine first - that is what the forum 'shameless plugs' is for. If you read mine then I will certainly read and comment on yours, too.
Thank you.

favourite books

The Reality Dysfunction, by Peter F. Hamilton; Consider Phlebas, by Iain M. Banks; Terry Pratchett Discworld novels; and strangely (since they are in fact more for younger people) Malcolm Rose's Traces books.

my websites

http://www.ross-harrison.com     http://www.twitter.com/AuthoRoss

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my books

The Temple of The Sixth

Ross Harrison

A race to rescue a kidnapped god; to stop a fifty thousand year old evil dominating the galaxy...too much for a failed private detective?


When omens of Armageddon appear across the galaxy, it signals the start of a war between two powerful immortal forces - the Celestians and the Hierarchy. With the Hierarchy having learned and adapted from the last time they waged war, the Celestians are forced to enlist the help of mortals to gather forces and free the imprisoned Sixth Celestian.

Thardriik Jhunassi Kortlyn III - Theak - is a private detective. That is to say, he was one for a day; then came the incident with the dead puppy and the inevitable end of his crime-fighting career. Despite his flaws, and his reluctance, Theak is a clear choice for the Celestians, and he is drawn into the very centre of a battle which will decide the fate of the very galaxy.

Time is something the Celestians' heroes do not have, as the Hierarchy's infection spreads across countless worlds, bending every living creature to its will. With the heroes' every step bringing them towards one final battle, there is only one question - can their mortal armies defeat an ancient and immortal enemy?
And will Theak stop throwing up long enough to find out?

 

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Katy Capet wrote 1 day ago

Hi, haven't been on the site for a while, will try and catch up over ....

liberscriptus wrote 4 days ago

Got 'em - thanks!

R.Moore wrote 5 days ago

Your walls are magnolia. Good colouring.

Bob Pickup wrote 6 days ago

Cheers matey, I shall try to look into that soon :) Bob

liberscriptus wrote 7 days ago

Awesome! It's a great book and it deserves more readers :-D

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I wrote 36 days ago

SF42 Hi Ted I've read six chapters, and can find very little to say about it. My notes: I don't like that comma in the second line - it seems to weak to break up the embalming fluid and the cold body. Perhaps a semicolon? I'm not the best at using them though, so I'm not sure. I think th... view book

I wrote 37 days ago

Hi Derek As asked (a long time ago) I've read 3 chapters. My notes, such as they are: 'now fully wakeful and alert' - wakeful doesn't sound right to me. I looked it up and one of it's definitions is 'Alert and vigilant' - which would make the alert part of your sentence redundant. Perhaps just... view book

I wrote 44 days ago

SF42 Hi Katy First of all, before I forget to mention it, I noticed that you have two of your own books on your shelf. That doesn't actually help their rank, as it is only other people's backing that make a difference. As well as that, a lot of people on here get a bit annoyed at people who do... view book

I wrote 44 days ago

SF42 Hi Sue Overall I like the four chapters I've read, but I came across some things that concern me about the realism/credibility of some of what's happening, so I've noted down things in the way I thought them: I like the way you describe the aliens by describing us, but I think it needs... view book

I wrote 50 days ago

SF24 Hi James I've only read 2 chapters, as chapter 2 is quite long, and my notes started repeating themselves, so it wouldn't have been helpful to continue. My notes: The first thing - in the pitch, you say 'all three become wanted' - but you only mention 2 people. 'Adam smiled at (the)... view book

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