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Sunday, July 19, 2015

Press Release for Born Villian by RJ Jerome


Born Villain: 2nd Volume of ‘The Pelagius Game’ Series, Hailed “Epic Fantasy” by Critics, Throws Readers into Immortal Heroes’ Battle to Save the Church
 

R.J. Jerome’s ‘The Pelagius Game: Born Villain’ continues a thrilling literary concept that melds vivid high fantasy with real-world Biblical mystery. Volume one rapidly became a bestseller and, with readers chomping at the bit to dive back into the narrative’s magical realm between Heaven and Earth, Jerome is now back with book two. As with the first, don’t expect convention.
 
 
 
Levittown, PA – While most authors use their debut release to do nothing but test the literary waters, R.J. Jerome quickly made it clear that a first novel also presents an opportunity to rival a genre’s bestsellers. After hearing two Catholic Priests whispering during a class, Jerome couldn’t escape a burning question – what if there was a secret realm to the Biblical order that only few would ever get to experience? His ‘The Pelagius Game’ series was born.
Volume one was a roaring success, climbing the bestsellers lists and spawning a growing band of dedicated fans. Volume two, ‘Born Villain’, is finally here.
Synopsis:
Born Villain, the second book in the series, continues the journey of immortal heroes, Timothy Anderson and Scott McCree, as they battle evil in an attempt to bring balance back to the Church, and win the Pelagius Game for God’s side. Together, they unite, vowing to stop Pope Orlandis’ evil plan in becoming the ultimate ruler of Earth. But in Orlandis’ idea of a perfect world, something else sinister was rising from the darkness, something with an unquenchable thirst to release the mother of all sin. 
The Pelagius Game series is a must read for anyone interested in fantasy adventures with plenty of sword fights, vibrant characters, and intricate plot twists.  
“There’s no real way to compartmentalize this book or series,” explains the author. “It boasts all the hallmarks of intricate fantasy, while also attempting to explore many of the mysteries that exist in the Biblical world. As mentioned, I was inspired after witnessing two priests whispering very intently at a class on Catholicism, and my mind started racing with the possibilities that could make up their conversation. Perhaps it was about something they didn’t want the rest of humanity to hear?!”
Continuing, “Initial feedback to this second installment has been overwhelmingly positive, and I’m fiercely writing volume three. There’s still plenty to explore.”
Jerome isn’t exaggerating, his readers have praised the book with five-star success. Veronica comments, “What an epic fantasy tale filled with mystery and intrigue! I absolutely loved it! I am a huge fan of this genre of fantasy writing and I must say that I was pleasantly surprised by how good this story was. It is of the same quality as any of the big fantasy realm stories such as "Lord of The Rings" or "The Hunger Games". The characters have been brilliantly developed... each with its own unique identity and aura. The story line flows nicely with plenty of twists and turns and cliff hanger moments that keep you fully engaged. All in all this was a great book that kept my imagination locked in. 5 big stars!”
Another reader adds, “I loved the first book but this book is even better. I can't wait for the next.”
‘The Pelagius Game: Born Villain’, from eTreasures Publishing, is available now: http://bit.ly/1HNSoY8.
 
 
About the Author:
R.J. Jerome grew up in historic Bristol, Pennsylvania, where his love of art, music, and fantasy novels was born.
After graduation, Russ left America for 6 months, and traveled to England. It was there that he saw the Gloucester Cathedral. The massive, gothic architecture fueled his interest in spirituality. This spawned the idea for ‘The Pelagius Game’ series. He spent the next four years researching missing texts, attending lectures, and constructing narratives for six books.
When not busy researching religions and secret societies, you can find R.J. discussing Manchester City FC, craft beer, red wine, and absinthe's on Twitter
 
Contact: R.J. Jerome / russjerome@comcast.net / 215-626-7621/Facebook

Monday, April 27, 2015


Just Released!

 

Born Villain


The Pelagius Game, Book 2


By

 

RJ Jerome


Secret societies and religions have always intrigued me. I spend most of my free time researching these topics. They fuel the imagination. I once attended a private lecture at the Gloucester Cathedral where I saw two priests whispering and arguing over an old scroll. It  spawned the idea for the Pelagius Game series, and during the next four years, I outlined the plots for each book. I then spent the next four years researching missing texts, attending more lectures, and constructing narratives for six books.

The Pelagius Game series is unique because it blends earthly mysteries like secret religious societies and biblical events with a fantasy world where one can be seen battling giant spiders or the undead with magical weapons or even possessing supernatural abilities like strength, speed, and the ability to manipulate the weather.

Born Villain

 The second book in the series, continues the journey of immortal heroes, Timothy Anderson and Scott McCree, as they battle evil in an attempt to bring balance back to the Church, and win the Pelagius Game for God’s side. Together, they unite, vowing to stop Pope Orlandis’ plan to become the ultimate ruler of Earth. But in Orlandis’ idea of a perfect world, something  sinister was rising from the darkness, something with an unquenchable thirst to release the mother of all sin.

The Pelagius Game series is a must read for anyone interested in fantasy adventures with plenty of sword fights, vibrant characters, and intricate plot twists.

Author Bio: R.J. Jerome grew up in historic Bristol, Pennsylvania, where his love of art, music, and fantasy novels was born. After graduation, Jerome left America for six months and traveled to England where he saw the Gloucester Cathedral. The massive, gothic architecture fueled his interest in spirituality.

Jerome then moved back to Pennsylvania and earned his degree in electronic engineering at CHI Institute. While electronics was a fun hobby, the beautiful image of the cathedral still burned in his mind. As a graduate, Jerome furthered his interest in spirituality by studying various religions.

When starting the project, Jerome needed a title and remembered stumbling across Pelagianism, a theological theory named after Pelagius, a British monk. Pelagius denied the taint of original sin and it's impact on the ability of humans to choose between good and evil. From this, Jerome constructed the idea of a competition between God and Satan using gifted beings as pawns in a cosmic game that determines the end of days.

Usually religious art or stories inspire Jerome’s work, but on occasion, you will find him fumbling through a page of one of R.A. Salvatore’s epic fantasy novels. When not busy researching religions, you can find Jerome drinking, rating, or talking about well-crafted beers and Absinthes. Come learn more at RJ Jerome, his website  or follow him on twitter at @R_J_Jerome.

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Monday, April 13, 2015


Just Released!

 

King’s Heir

 

The King Trilogy, Book 1

  

By

  

Joy Brooks



Raised from infancy to be ignorant of his birthright and duty, Rayden is caught unawares when he is eventually forced into his role as king of seventeenth century Ruar.

Rayden intends to refuse that unwelcome responsibility, but his most beloved and loyal companion betrays him by making an alliance with Rayden’s father.

Others aim to see destiny fulfilled—no matter the cost to the comfort, dignity, or liberty to the King’s Heir.


Author Bio: I am a southern lady in love with the mystery and adventure associated with medieval warriors and royalty. I fill my spare time with reading, writing, cross-stitching, and playing with my nine cats. I enjoy the quiet life in a quaint, historic Georgia town.

I began writing in 2009. It had been a passion of mine since I was in my teens. I sent my first book submission to a publisher when I was in my early twenties. It was turned down but actually, it was a very nice rejection letter. If I had looked at it objectively, I would have seen that I did have a future in writing. I figured maybe writing wasn’t for me but my desire to write never left me. Finally one April morning in 2009, I decided to follow my dream. I haven’t stop writing and I never will.

I am involved with several writing groups, eTreasures publishing, Writers and Readers, Book Daily, Coffee Time, and many others. I believe associating with authors is rewarding. It gives a writer valuable insights into the world of authors and publishing.

Visit Joy at Joy Brooks, Author, on her facebook page or on her blog, Medieval Castles and Kings.  You may also contact her at joybrooks at windstream dot net.  Discover her other books at eTreasures Publishing.

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Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Happy Release Day! Shelly Goes to Washington, D.C. by Stacey Leigh Malloy and Katie Cassidy


Shelly the Hermit Crab
by
Stacey Leigh Malloy
Illustrated by Katie Cassidy

When Shelly, a Cape Cod hermit crab, gets caught in a riptide, she lands along the banks of the Potomac River in Washington, D.C. Shelly enjoys taking in the sights, but she hopes to somehow, someway get back to her home and family.
This is the second book in the "Shelly the Hermit Crab" series. Each book is a beautifully illustrated story of Shelly's amazing adventures with real life lessons, facts, and a happliy-ever-after ending.
Genre: Children's - Ages 2-9
Pages: 36 pages, fully illustrated
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Monday, April 01, 2013

Happy Release Day to J.D. Pooker!


Mr. Chocolate and the Magic Js is available now from eTreasures Publishing and author J.D. Pooker. This delightful children's story tells the tale of a moose and his beautiful garden where the most amazing of fruits, the Magic Js, grow. They are so delicious that they draw the attention of the antelope family, Mr. and Mrs. Little House. Unfortunately, the Little Houses aren't content to have just a few Magic Js, and they learn a very important lesson about sharing with others.

Not only does this story teach children about sharing in a fun and appealing way, it is also beautifully illustrated by the talented author and illustrator Lynne Bendoly.

Spread the word about this wonderful children's book and be sure to pick up your copy at the eTreasures site.

Mr. Chocolate and the Magic Js by J.D. Pooker.
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