Amazon's So you'd like to... read apocalyptic fiction guide

I've begun creating a guide via Amazon's 'So you'd like to..." app and have listed a number of current post-apocalyptic/dystopian novels. I will comnitnue to add to this list to help those interested in the genres to navigate through the massive amount of apocalyptic novels that are available.

To view the list visit http://www.amazon.com/gp/richpub/syltguides/fullview/R1WFVK2Y7DZYVK

Rebirth, book two of The Judas Syndrome as reviewed by Pretty Bellflower

"I was glad to see a main character that was also a strong female ... I loved that a reviewer said it didn't turn into a "post-bomb chick lit"

"Sequels are typically when a series start to go downhill. I'm glad this series avoided that."

4 out of 5 stars.

For more on  Pretty Bellflower's review of book two of the post-apocalyptic series see:
http://lovelybellflower.blogspot.com/2012/03/review-rebirth.html

Book Three of The Judas Syndrome trilogy is now available

The dystopian landscape of The Judas Syndrome
finds hope in the second generation born into the
aftermath of an Apocalyptic event.

Born into the violent chaos of post-apocalyptic North America, eighteen-year-old Leif has been told his entire life that he has a crucial role to play in humanity's future. To achieve that end, he must elevate himself above all normal human sentiment, as attachment and fear are obstacles to his greater purpose.

Despite rigorous guidance from his guardian angel, Leif finds love when a beautiful young wanderer enters his life. And when a dangerous enemy from his mother’s past rises up to seize power in the post-bomb chaos, he experiences fear, and questions his fitness for his destiny.

Can Leif be a human being as well as a predestined hero? Or will he fail as his father did, and usher in another period of darkness?

Full of answers, action, romance, and tragedy, Revelation reveals the dark clouds that lie behind every silver-lined gift.

As a soft cover copy
Paypal (signed copy from the author)
As an e-book
Kindle (Amazon)

Reviews are appreciated on the Amazon page. If you prefer to buy your soft cover from Amazon, a link will be available in two weeks.

Pretty Bellflower: Review: The Judas Syndrome

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Costa Rican Apocalypse - Eerie sounds

A strange sound rattles the nerves of Costa Rican's country wide. The eerie sound, almost musical in its repetition could be mistaken for a monk's chant. On the other end, it sounds an awful lot like whale song.

It has been confirmed the sounds are not linked to any earthquakes of volcanic activity. So what on earth could cause something like this to occur throughout an entire country? Perhaps it is unearthly, and so maybe the Apocalypse is upon us? And perhaps it is beginning in the tiny country of Costa Rica?

For more on this phenomenon and to listen to the sounds visit this link.

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Doomsday clock now at 5 minutes to midnight - Mayan calender to blame?

Scientists are saying they've moved the clock one minute closer to midnight because of world issues like the proliferation of nuclear weapons and social media bans in countries like Iran and Syria, but I have a feeling the Mayan calender might have a little something to do with this as well.

Not to say a scientist would ever give something like the Mayan long count calender any weight in their decision, but consider the mind-set of the people that believe in it. That's what to watch out for this year. People are expecting the world to actually end on the winter solstice in 2012, and who knows what they will do with their 'last year on earth'.

I've watched this phenomenon closely since Y2K came and went without so much as a war breaking out. It will be interesting to follow the doomsday clock  over the course of this year to see whether a rising paranoia over December 21st, 2012 offers any new threats to world peace.

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2012 and the End Times - True or False?

Though my genre of choice has always been Apocalyptic fiction, I am in no way an advocate for the end of the world. I have a daughter, I have a life, I want to go on living and watch my little girl grow up and experience life in all its abundance. But, does that mean she will? I stumbled upon an excellent blog posting by  Dan Rowinski that helps answer the validity of the 2012 Apocalypse so many of us have bought into.
Read Nasa's response to questions of Nibiru, Planet X, Solar flares and Pole shifts.

Learn for yourself whether 2012 is your last year on earth.

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