Monday, March 3, 2014

Win free ebooks and more!

To celebrate my upcoming releases by MuseItUp Publishing on March 21 and April 4, I am giving away copies of my most recently published books and more. Three winners will be announced next Monday (March 10), and the prizes are detailed below.



When an earthquake hits, Mackenzie and two of his co-workers are forced to take shelter in a refuge chamber three miles below ground, uncertain of the damage around and above them. Weighing their options, the three must decide whether to stay put or take their chances climbing to the surface, though making it to ground level is just half of the battle.


Max and Lorenzo are strangers who have crossed paths under the most dire of circumstances – the need to survive. With the earth nothing more than a wasteland and solar radiation a constant threat, the two of them set out for a place called Hope Cavern, an underground city where people have taken refuge. Making the journey north, however, they realize there is a price to pay for companionship. 



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7 comments:

  1. I like stories to stand alone with a good ending.

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  2. It depends on the book, the plot. I love a story that touches me, that makes me think. A good author can pull off a questionable ending
    Heather G - The Natasha Saga

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  3. Sounds like your books give a great adrenalin spike!
    Good luck, Kevin!

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    1. Thanks. If there's one thing I'm known for, it's surprise endings. Only a couple of my stories are neatly tied together at the end (one being my upcoming crime/mystery work Broken Family), but all of them can stand alone. I like it when the reader wants more at the end. I get a lot of "you should make this into a novel" comments because people want me to keep writing the story. I've even had people write reviews saying that they loved the story up until the end. Someone was going to give me five stars for Three Miles Below, but they ended up giving me three stars because they hated the ending. They wanted more and felt cheated, but that's the way I write. I like to shock people and make them think.

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  4. Both stories look exciting, and at the same time filled with real people.

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    1. Thanks, Caitlyn. I'm proud of these two stories, but I think my upcoming releases are even better. I will be holding giveaways for them later in the month.

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  5. In answer to your question, I like a story that stands alone but at the same time, if I've read one, I like to see echoes of it in the sequel, whether that is in revisited places, a quick recap of the characters' histories, or coming across characters I got to know earlier. But it's nice when you pick up a book to be able to enjoy it without having had to read the ones that came before.

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