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Vesik Box Set 1, Now Available

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I’m just an author, standing in front of a reader, asking them to leave a review. Is that how that line goes? 😉

As some of you so astutely noticed, yes! There is now an ebook box set of the first three Vesik books. Know what I’m going to ask now? I know it’s far-fetched, but do you like chimichangas? Err, I mean, could you please leave a review on the box set?

If you’ve read Days Gone Bad, Wolves and the River of Stone, and Winter’s Demon, please consider leaving a review. I only need about fifteen reviews on Amazon to start booking some fantastic promotions. Your reviews help sell books, which in turn helps pay for covers and audiobooks and all that fun stuff!

The Trilogy Ends Here. Get Steamsworn Today!

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Steamsworn is live on iBooks, B&N, Kobo, and Amazon!

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The world dies in war only to be reborn. It is the way of things, and always will be.

Forged in the Deadlands crucible, and armed with the knowledge of their true enemy, Jacob, Alice, and their allies bring the fight back to Ancora. The wounds cut deep in their darkest hour, but in the end, vengeance will light their path.

Steamforged Releases on All Platforms

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Steamforged is now available on iBooks, Amazon, B&N, and Kobo!

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There are old wounds in the forgotten places of the world, and some are soaked in blood.

Jacob and his allies flee into the Deadlands after the fall of Ancora. Charles, the enigmatic smith, hopes to find answers in the desert city of Bollwerk that could prevent a war.

Their enemies are many, and here Jacob will learn the cost of life in the Deadlands.

Destroyer Rising is Live!

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It’s been three years since we failed Vicky, the child once known as Elizabeth Gray. Three years she’s lived as something not quite alive, but far from dead. Her path grows darker, even as she spreads light and hope through a tortured world. The Destroyer has come to claim her, and I can’t fail her again. I won’t. Elizabeth’s fate lies in the Burning Lands, and we will storm the gates.

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Available on Amazon, Apple, B&N, and Kobo.

Destroyer Rising, Vesik Book 5, Cover Reveal & Pre-Order

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It’s been three years since we failed Vicky, the child once known as Elizabeth Gray. Three years she’s lived as something not quite alive, but far from dead. Her path grows darker, even as she spreads light and hope through a tortured world. The Destroyer has come to claim her, and I can’t fail her again. I won’t. Elizabeth’s fate lies in the Burning Lands, and we will storm the gates.

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Kobo pre-orders coming soon.

Destroyer Rising releases on all platforms 12/29/2015.

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Steamborn Releases on Amazon

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Steamborn is now live on Amazon and iBooks!

Check out this spoiler-free review from The Arched Doorway. It’s pretty amazing when someone enjoys your work, and this review put my jaw on the floor in the best possible way.

The first book in a new steampunk trilogy by Eric R. Asher, Steamborn was an exciting and fast-paced read, and I honestly can’t remember the last time I had that much fun reading a book. With the release of Jack Campbell and Jim Butchers new steampunk books this year I didn’t think anything else would really meet the bar they set, but Steamborn is as good as, if not better than either of them. I can’t count the number of times I found myself on my feet pacing around my room — which is something I do when I am really amped up by the book I am reading.

Most books I’ve read with war torn or post apocalyptic worlds are much too dark and depressing for my liking, but I found Steamborn to be a much more hopeful story. I was also really happy to discover that the technical aspects of the book weren’t too difficult to follow as well. I’m not a very mechanically minded person so I can struggle at times when a story gets too much into the details of the machines, but this book kept things simple without dumbing it down at all.

My favorite part of the book however were the characters, the relationships Jacob had with his mentor Charles, and his friend Alice really made the story for me. I had to restrain myself from rushing through the story and missing things to find out just how everything turned out between them all.

I already can’t wait for the next book in the series, and I can’t describe the excitement I felt when I found out the next two books both come out in 2016. I’ll be counting down the days until I can find out what is going to happen to Jacob and his friends next.