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Old 08-22-2010, 02:06 AM   #672
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Originally Posted by Joseph Rhea View Post
Hi all.
I wrote a science fiction techno-thriller called Cyberdrome that is currently selling for $2.99 for the digital version. It includes the 20-page CGI image gallery from the paperback, and in fact, it's nearly identical to the 292-page paperback, except that no trees were killed in its creation. So, kudos to you for thinking green (plus, the paperback is around $14, so that's another kind of "green" you are saving!

Anyway, the novel sold over 2,100 copies so far this year, won a Podbram award for "best SF novel of the year" and has garnered a bunch of positive reviews from both Amazon and Goodreads, so I guess that means it doesn't completely suck, right?

But don't take my word for it; I'm the author and therefore probably somewhat biased. You don't even have to trust those 2,100 people either. Just go download the free sample and see for yourself!

Cheers!

Oh yeah, where can you download it? Amazon, Amazon.UK, B&N, Apple, Sony, Kobo, Diesel, and many other places. Click HERE to go to the official site, or just type "cyberdrome" in your favorite browser and you'll find it quickly. It helps to have a unique title (and be on the internet for over 12 years)!
I have been meaning to get this book for a while, but now I have a dilemma... get from Sony (where I have a gift card balance and I save a whole $.15--but assuming it has drm?) or get from smashwords, where I have to go and dig out my credit card, but I get to leave a review (I review everything I get at smashwords). Hmm... what to do, what to do
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