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Are you looking for a free ebook you can download totally free? How about City of Pillars? Just click the book cover below: The first novel I wrote is called City of Pillars and it's a sort of conspiracy-laden adventure novel. It's a cautionary tale of obsession and the Men in Black. I like to tell people that it's a cross between Fight Club and DaVinci Code, or maybe its like if Cormac McCarthy tried to write an episode of the X-Files. It also came out before DaVinci Code so suck it Dan Brown. It's a pretty dark novel that I wrote when I was pretty depressed and listening to the Art Bell show at work all day long. Some people also think that it's got a bit of a Lovecraft/Cthuthlu vibe to it, but I think any connection to the Elder Gods is very minor at best. But don't take my word for it, listen to what the publisher says about it: |
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City of Pillars
Men in Black... An innocent man accidentally comes into possession of an ancient text. Soon he is being chased to the ends of the earth, pursued by shadowy forces who seem intent on getting the book back and eliminating all evidence of it. As he attempts to stay alive and translate the mysterious document he uncovers horrific and ominous details of an ancient, worldwide conspiracy. But the question is, can he find the answers he seeks before he loses everything? City of Pillars charts one man's journey into madness, past the narrow confines of Western notions of reason and scientific reality. As he decodes more and more of the secrets of the City of Pillars, Sinclair is pushed farther and farther outside the bounds of traditional society and is forced to discard his morality piece by piece to stay alive. He is forced to answer the question: How far am I willing to go to uncover the truth?
$14.95 retail. 220 pages, 8.5"x5.5", trade paperback If you want to download a complete copy of the ebook totally free (and even DRM-free), all you need to do is to If you have a Kindle, you might need to have the .mobi version, and not the .epub version, but that's ok, because you can get the .mobi version If you insist on paying for it, there are many ways to do that too... Order the physical book and have it delivered to you by Amazon for $14.95: Order the physical book and have it delivered from Barnes & Noble for $14.95: Order the ebook version for your Kindle for only $4.99: Order the ebook version for your Nook for only $4.99: Order the ebook version for your iPad/iPhone via iTunes for only $4.99: But wait! there's more! Don't even have an ereader? Heck, you can just read it on your computer if you download it as a Can't even read? If you are totally illiterate, you can listen to the audiobook at And finally, if you are the type of person who doesn't feel good about an acquisition unless they steal it, here's a torrent that you can use to steal the ebook off the internet: If you do read the book, even if you didn't pay for it. Be a pal and post a review at or |
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City of Pillars was a real hard novel to sell because it didn't really fit into any genre (although now it's the DaVinci Code genre I suppose). So I decided to write something that'd be easy to sell, and what sells better to internet geeks than Sci-Fi! So I wrote my version of a sci-fi novel, which probably isn't very sci-fi because I don't read books like that, so it's just my approximation of the genre. Unlike City of Pillars, which was a cautionary tale of the illuminati and obsession, this second novel is an uplifting world-spanning story about babies... alien babies! How cute is that?!? Darn cute, that's for sure. It is also about farming, bioterrorism, the civil rights movement, and third world revolutions. Although nominally a story of alien invasion based on Roswell Incident and the stories of 'abductees', it touches on a lot of today's social and political topics including; racism, terrorism, xenophobia, war, the intelligence community, bio-warfare, love, peace, family, genetic engineering, militarism, government bureaucracy, and what it means to be human. That novel is called Adopted Son, and you can read more about it and download a free copy of that book HERE.
I also have a third novel, pretentiously titled, First World Problems in an Age of Terrorism and Ennui. I guess it is classified as 'contemporary literary fiction,' which basically means that it's not sci-fi or fantasy or romance, or any genre like that. It's just about regular people living in the regular world. In this case the regular world is Washington DC at the dawn of the third millennium (aka the year 2000). It's basically about people who don't deal very well with the fact that their lives are pretty comfortable and easy and they want more out of life, but don't know how to ask for it. Which is sort of where I was in life when I wrote it. If you are more interested in First World Problems in an Age of Terrorism and Ennui, and you can read more about it and download a free copy of that book HERE. |