Publishing Update

The Girl From the El Dorado Star System, Volume One: Encounter at Terra Arcadia, Book One: The Man Who Had to Die, 2nd edition, is now available in print at CreateSpace, and is available in print and in Kindle at Amazon. Book Two of Volume One, The Girl Who Had a Mission, is also available in print and is being reviewed for Kindle. The links for these are below.

Book One, 2nd edition has a new cover, corrected title information, an additional 4000 words of text (making a total of over 63,000 words), is 172 pages long, and has (realistically) most (hopefully all) the small errors corrected. Book Two is 246 pages and nearly 91,000 words long. [Making Volume One about 154,000 words long so far.] 

The books may be found in print at Amazon, here:

Book One: The Man Who Had to Die  (2nd edition) and here:  Book Two: The Girl Who Had a Mission.

Or at CreateSpace, here:  Book One (2nd edition) and here:  Book Two.

The Kindle version Book One, 2nd edition, may be found here: Book One.

I have discontinued the Kindle version of Book One, 1st edition.


peace, J.

Book One is Now in Kindle! And Hello Turkey!

The Girl From the El Dorado Star System, Book One: The Man Who Had to Die is now available in Kindle.  You may find it here at Amazon:

Kindle version of The Girl From the El Dorado Star System, Book 1

The Kindle version is $3.99.

Also, I've noticed that this past week the second largest group of viewers of this blog happen to be in Turkey for some reason. Maybe off-beat indie science fiction appeals to people in Turkey? Thanks for the views, and best wishes to readers in Turkey.

The first largest group of readers is in the United States. The third largest group is in Poland! Hello Poland!

peace, J

The Girl From the El Dorado Star System, Book One, Coming to Kindle

Good news! The Girl From the El Dorado Star System, Book One: The Man Who Had to Die is coming to Kindle. It is in the review process now.

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