Before the age of reason and science, magic ruled the world. Now, it’s coming back and if most of humanity gets wiped out in the process....well, sometimes you have to break a few eggs.
Hey folks, now you all were in on this well before, but the official launch date of Pilot X is tomorrow, March 14.
First of all THANK YOU. Without your support this books wouldn’t be raining down across bookstores, Kindles and Audible accounts. Y’all ROCK!
Second of all, one of those weird quirks of the industry is that it runs on reviews. Amazon reviews in particular. So if I can be pushy just this once, I want to ask you one more thing
WRITE AN AMAZON REVIEW PLEASE?
It’s easy. Just go here: http://amzn.to/2mksOTR And scroll down to the part that says write a customer review. That’s it!
It’s way more helpful than you think to do that and costs you just a few minutes.
Oh and thanks to everybody who’s been sharing pictures of the book in book stores on Twitter and Facebook! Keep ’em coming.
And THANK YOU again from the bottom of my heart for making Pilot X a reality.
Brian and Michelle Guthrie
followed The Curious Chronicles of Jack Bokimble and His Peculiar Penumbra
Hello Friends!
Long, long time ago (well, 2004) there was a fantastic game called City of Heroes. This video game was my introduction to massively multiplayer online role-playing games (I know, a mouthful) and I became obsessed with it.
City of Heroes was straight forward. You had to create a superhero, fight villains and win experience so you could earn new powers. The game was not only fun, but it was also a place to meet people and make new friends. Even though I don’t know their real names and I never saw their human faces, I forged real friendships with caped crusaders, flying cyborgs, and ruthless amazons.
I devoted many hours to saving Paragon City from evil forces. Later on, when City of Villains was released, I spent many hours fighting the annoying goody-two-shoes heroes. Some guys anxiously wait for Sundays to watch football. For me, Sundays were the day for long missions and task forces.
Unfortunately, on November 30, 2012, the Gods of Paragon Studios decided to shut down the game. It was devastating. We wrote letters, started petitions and even protested on the virtual streets of Paragon. In the end, darkness fell, and City of Heroes was gone.
Inspired by my love for this game I wrote the short story Paragon Falling. Paragon Falling tells the story of Trauco, and JaneTheWarrior, two villains from Aion City, who must run a race against the clock to save their dying world. In the process, they discover that the deities ruling the video games universe can be wicked and capricious.
The short story is now available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited, and I would love for you to read it and review it. You don’t need to know anything about this game or any other video game to connect with this story. The main theme is something we can all relate to: survival.
Please, follow the link and enter the world of City of heroes.
Welcome to Paragon, my friends. I hope you enjoy it.
Hello faithful readers!!
