Get the first ebook in all three of these series for just $1 each! Available direct through Grey Gecko, or at any of your favorite ebook retailers, including Kindle, Nook, Kobo, iTunes, and more! Aristeia: Revolutionary Right A former naval starfighter pilot, Maarkean Ocaitchi once fought to protect the
Members of Grey Gecko's unique Advance Reader Program will be receiving the option to read Fallen Is Babylon, the debut novel from author Michael Wentela, a full 30 days before its release, absolutely free. Vann Arnett may be the last man to survive the end of civilization, unchanged by the plague
On January 1st, Grey Gecko released the ebook edition of our eagerly-awaited sequel to The Dying of the Light: End. Here's the description: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The zombie apocalypse isn't coming, it's already here. Becoming a zombie was much more painful than he had expected. The world has ended, and the few who
Grey Gecko Press has added our two newest upcoming releases to our annual Fall GoodReads Giveaway! Goodreads Book Giveaway The Bourbon Street Ripper by Leo King Giveaway ends October 31, 2012. See the giveaway details at Goodreads. Enter to win Goodreads Book Giveaway The Lightbringers by H. C. H. Ritz
Here's a glimpse into a new story I've been working on when not writing The Dying of the Light: Interval. I'm excited to work in urban fantasy (without the fantasy). Under a Cloud-covered Moon So let's get one thing straight, right from the beginning. I don't want there to be
My friend Red Tash has just released a new book, called This Brilliant Darkness. See links below for buying options, and here's the blurb: ~~~~~~~~ When an ancient, deeply troubled entity identifies quirky Christine Grace as his latest threat, all hell breaks loose in the urban forest of Indiana University's
He is tall, dangerous, and one of the last of his kind, a kind which has a sordid and often bloody history. The Board has convened, and requested his presence in an effort to stifle - literally - their competition. He isn't what they're expecting, however, and before they know
Rob Cornell does a good job guiding us through this interesting take on the supernatural genre, and I was drawn into the story immediately by the strong action and questions raised in the prologue/preface. The standard monsters are here, but used in decidedly non-standard ways. As Alice said, "curiouser and
