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Noah writes, mostly horror. Check out "The House of Dust," available now.

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Noah Broyles liked Four Moons

Four Moons

A woman lives with her strange family on a mysterious island that has the power to bend the will of its inhabitants to its own, and she must discover whether it is for her or against her as she finds herself driven toward a bloody fate.

Noah Broyles liked The Dirge

The Dirge

A woman must survive being home-invaded by vampires who viciously attacked her partner.

Noah Broyles liked Pages

Pages

When 150- year-old journal pages about murders and suicides, are found in a sleepy seaside town, one girl must find the mysterious author before she becomes his next journal entry.

Noah Broyles liked L.I.F.E. in the 23rd Century

L.I.F.E. in the 23rd Century

If 1984 was written by Monty Python. Not as dark as Brazil. Not as absurd as the Ministry of Silly Walks.

Noah Broyles liked The Continuing Adventures of Starbuck Mclaw

The Continuing Adventures of Starbuck Mclaw

There’s a reanimated mummy on the loose in wild west Jersey. Who’s going to stop him? Does he need to be stopped? And who’s the girl in the t-shirt in the middle of winter? It’s a book about legends, science, heroism, and squirrels.

Noah Broyles liked Where There is Love

Where There is Love

Aphrodite doesn’t know she cannot die until she’s murdered and wakes up in her own tomb surrounded by Gods who aren’t what they seem.

Noah Broyles liked Scales And Six-Guns

Scales And Six-Guns

The Wild West in a world where Dragons are an indigenous species.

Noah Broyles liked Other Life

Other Life

When technology can make your brain think you’re living a different life, can you trust that your thoughts are your own?

Noah Broyles liked an update for Bane of All Things

Good morning, everyone. Happy Ides of March.

Today is supposed to be the day. The campaign for Bane of All Things is currently slated to end around 8 pm EDT tonight.

I could let it end. Or we could push on with the goal of passing 400 pre-orders.

Last Friday was supposed to be the end, too, but adding another week to the campaign paid off. Since Monday morning alone, 26 additional pre-orders! We currently stand at 359.

Is this total enough, when added to those other metrics besides pre-orders that Inkshares is also tracking against BoAT? I don’t know yet, nor can I say at this moment when I might. I had hoped to have something more substantial to tell you at this point, but patience is a virtue, in this world, and the world of BoAT, too.

On the firm belief that no news is good news, I am inclined to keep BoAT in the race. Today, I will have the campaign extended until April 1 (yes, I know what day that is). Fingers crossed that in that time, there will be a definitive determination made about BoAT’s fate.

I humbly ask for your continued patience and support.

As I have stressed in recent updates, keeping that pre-order total ticking up is the important thing we can all focus on to increase the odds of success. Please continue to spread the word to friends and family and consider ordering additional copies. If we cross 400, there will be a new prize added to that list of draws!

If you haven’t had a chance to read the four sample chapters up on the site, please do, and leave a Review/Recommendation – this activity also boosts BoAT’s standings.

It’s been a long ride and I thank you all for jumping onboard with me. When I have news to share, you will all be first to know. Regardless of what that news might be, it will then be time for those prize draws!

Happy reading.

Leo

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