My first novel is a science fiction thriller called Memory Leak. It was just released about a month ago by Salvo Press. Here's a synopsis:
Every night, Jonathan Hart dreams of a cracked wasteland in the setting sun. By morning the image retreats to his subconscious mind. Again, he finds himself in a city of symmetrical people, where he is anonymous in his perfection. A voice in his head tells him there is more to life than following the will of his supreme leader, Liam Mail, and that there is more to his own life than he can remember. That there are things he can’t remember about the city of symmetricals that could tear down the fabric of his world. Now, Jonathan must fight against the forces that suppress his memories before his mind is damaged beyond repair. Can Jonathan expose the twisted truth about the symmetrical elite, and in doing so restore society to its flawed asymmetrical origins? Or will his efforts explode and create a MEMORY LEAK?
I was inspired to write this novel because of my interest in authors like Philip K. Dick and Kurt Vonnegut. The general premise is rather Dickian, while the voice and main character could have come form a Vonnegutian romp. It is rich with themes of morality, reality, and the science of choice. I recommend you give it a try. If you like what you read, tell a friend. If you review sci fi books on your blog, shoot me a message and I'll let you have a review copy.
Memory Leak on Kindle
Here's an example of a blogger who reviewed Memory Leak (in case anyone wants to follow suit): Ric's Reviews
Buy it, Review it, Do whatever it is you do with it.
Every night, Jonathan Hart dreams of a cracked wasteland in the setting sun. By morning the image retreats to his subconscious mind. Again, he finds himself in a city of symmetrical people, where he is anonymous in his perfection. A voice in his head tells him there is more to life than following the will of his supreme leader, Liam Mail, and that there is more to his own life than he can remember. That there are things he can’t remember about the city of symmetricals that could tear down the fabric of his world. Now, Jonathan must fight against the forces that suppress his memories before his mind is damaged beyond repair. Can Jonathan expose the twisted truth about the symmetrical elite, and in doing so restore society to its flawed asymmetrical origins? Or will his efforts explode and create a MEMORY LEAK?
I was inspired to write this novel because of my interest in authors like Philip K. Dick and Kurt Vonnegut. The general premise is rather Dickian, while the voice and main character could have come form a Vonnegutian romp. It is rich with themes of morality, reality, and the science of choice. I recommend you give it a try. If you like what you read, tell a friend. If you review sci fi books on your blog, shoot me a message and I'll let you have a review copy.
Memory Leak on Kindle
Here's an example of a blogger who reviewed Memory Leak (in case anyone wants to follow suit): Ric's Reviews
Buy it, Review it, Do whatever it is you do with it.
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