In the meantime, you may find it here at CreateSpace: https://tsw.createspace.com/title/4907177...
and here at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Girl-El-Dorado-Star-System/dp/1500541907/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1406384735&sr=1-1&keywords=J.+Allen+Wilder
Tom Aster doesn't know what he's getting into. He saw himself as a born loser. Then he just bumped into the most incredible girl. She proposed. He accepted. They plan to elope to the El Dorado star system and get married. But he doesn't know she's an agent for a covert government agency of the most powerful star nation in the galaxy. He doesn't know she's a little more than human. And he doesn't know she's stalking the most dangerous prey in the galaxy, a madman with superhuman abilities and no conscience who could easily kill him.
At times politically incorrect, satirical, quirky, sexy, dramatic, romantic, and humorous, The Girl From the El Dorado Star System is a science-fiction/future punk story about ordinary people (and some not-so-ordinary people) who are drawn together by events, chance, and circumstance, or perhaps by the Will of God, into a fateful rendezvous in the distant future. In the process unlikely relationships form, comic situations unfold with serious consequences, and lost souls find a path leading to redemption and new life.
The Man Who Had to Die is the first book of a multi-book novel. 18 chapters, 172 pages, with appendices for a timeline, list of abbreviations, and short glossary of some of the terms used in the story.
And, btw, the print and Kindle editions have a different cover from the Smashwords edition:
peace, J
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