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Outside, the moon shines with a
reddish haze, and howling winds knock out power lines. Trees scrape
the side of your house; something’s scratching the closet door…a big
something. Gather your flashlights and suit up for the unspeakable,
for you will surely find it in the closets of Blood Moons and
Nightscapes: —A little gray man who inspires fear, and with good
reason. No one he approaches lives longer than a few days... —And
the people living underneath the sewers with blood red eyes, who are
seeking retribution and exact their revenge in human flesh... —And
nurses whose flair for torturing the elderly make Colin Norris seem
like Florence Nightingale. —And grim-faced enemy soldiers who kill
by twilight, competing with poisonous snakes and other vermin...
—And the computers at Memorial Hospital—impressive and reliable
equipment until someone starts using them to delete people... You'll
find it all in Blood Moons and Nightscapes.
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Sudden Death
In A Prehistoric Jungle
Armed with bows
and arrows, Desree, the beautiful jungle girl,
defends her savage land from strange invaders armed with modern
weapons, searching for hidden storage vaults filled with treasures
worth a dozen King Solomon's Mines. But the jungles of Pangaea are
not so easily conquered!
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Rating: 3 cups
Desree is the ultimate "Daughter of the Forest ." Although only in her teens, she knows and understands the jungle and all its subtle moods and nuances. Her superior strength and agility combined with this knowledge allows her to thrive in the fierce wilderness filled with savage beasts and creatures.
Zanthor Than and Dejah Manth, Desree's parents, were descendants of the ancient branch of First Ones who chose to live in the wild and commune with nature rather than stay with the main branch of First One scientists who eventually departed the planet. They passed along their love of nature and adventure to their daughter.
When two German scientists find a portal back to the prehistoric past, they cannot resist the temptation to go and explore. After meeting the keeper of the ancient one's treasure trove, they quickly learn his secrets and kill him. They flee the land only to return with a small group of soldiers in order to take the treasure. A battle ensues over the treasure involving the soldiers, Desree and her parents, and a vast array of brutal creatures and animals.
The characters in the story were well written and very vivid. You knew and understood the main characters' strengths and motivations, and even found yourself liking some of the supporting animalistic characters. The story contained a lot of violent action scenes with bloody to-the-death fights with prehistoric beasts. The presence of advanced technology wars with such a primitive setting. This book is a sequel to Pangaea: Eden 's Planet.
Kim
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A story of survival at the beginning of the universe. Sucked into a Black Hole, their cargo ship crashes on an alien world populated by savages and prehistoric beasts. But love can be found even on a primitive planet with two suns!
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Captain Lamont Rogers and his crew were on their way back to Earth from a mission to Pluto when their spaceship was sucked into a giant anomaly in space. Surviving the crash on a distant planet Lamont Rogers begins his search to find his co-pilot.
Tamara of Valdehala'viande is extremely happy to be rescued from the primitive men of her world that have kidnapped her. To her relief her savor is a strange man not of her word, but he seems to have some intellect.
The harder Lamont tries to reach the area where he thinks his co-pilots escape shuttled crashed the worse his adventures become. Stranded on a planet far from his own home, Lamont does his best to survive. His companion on this search Tamara also becomes his loving mate. With one misadventure after another it is going to take all the skill and intellect of Lamont and Tamara to locate the missing co-pilot, but will this inhospitable world be the end of them all or will they find a way to survive?
The world created in this book by Tom Johnson is almost like stepping into a time machine and visiting our own past. The world of Feldin'grout is an amazingly thought up planet. The story line is wonderful, and the characters are nicely written. Tunnel Through Space is a bit of a slow read, but worth it if you can stick with it.
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Paul
Priestly is eager to teach ill-mannered people the error of their
ways...by sucking their blood and destroying them!
This quest takes him
through London, New York, Sydney, and other major cities, while
vampire slayers are hot on his trail.
A vampire called
loneliness drains him. Can he find a partner, continue his
crusade, and at the same time, stay alive?
DISCO EVIL: DEAD MAN’S STAND
Review by: Neil K. Henderson
Dear Rod,
Finally getting the chance to comment back on DISCO EVIL: DEADMAN'S STAND. Sorry for the delay, but I've been right up to my eyeballs - and to some extent still am - in finishing my Agamemnon McPhee project which as I said last time I hope to do for 09/09/09, since there are nine books, the last book has nine stories and the title of the last story ends with Nine. Well, here it is 06/09/09 and I've got two days to spare with only a few
loose ends to check. This is a good time to pause and write to you. I must say, DISCO EVIL...certainly kept me entertained and helped me unwind in among editing sessions for HALIBUT! SANDWICH!, the aforementioned final book. The very fact that you have found a publisher is an incentive to me, as I've written my entire series without seeing a word in print. I recently had a disappointing brush with a vanity press, but escaped with just the tip of my bat-wing nicked by a star knife (all healed now).
You have certainly taken an interesting angle on vampire culture, with not only the uncompromising contemporary setting, but the "moral code" adhered to by your anti-hero. Indeed, the entire novel has a "both-sides-to-the-story" aspect which leaves one finally unable to take sides. As in life, no one is either all good or all bad. You make this point repeatedly, and stress the need for mutual understanding and cooperation. This indeed comes to pass not only between the Secret Compass and Rising Sun Group, but with Muslim and non-Muslim Australians. Some things take longer - I don't think Miles Henry would ever have been able to sit down and chew the fat with Paul Priestly (deceased). This might even be an area you could explore in a future novel - some kind of attempt at reaching peaceful co-existence, via group discussion sessions and specially set-up blood banks (a bit like Methadone programmes for heroin addicts). Then again, it would need to be done in a way that protected the vamps from any kind of harmful religious overtones - while still making the living less appetising.
I must say I have thoroughly enjoyed being transported around the globe for bat's-eye view of human existence in recent and present times. I like the way you handled differing timescales, with life going on as normal in ŃSW, while Paul maintained eternal youth. The only fault I found with this was that it didn't leave enough scope for in-depth varnpire adventure on those travels. That's an unavoidable problem, I suppose, since too much time spent with Paul would imbalance the structure of the novei. He did at least have some exciting near misses with the forces of Life and Order. I have to say, I didn't fancy his chances with those MacLean fellas one bit. I haven't actually spotted them myself, here in Knightswood, but I stspect that skirmish took place up near Lincoln Avenue - you'd need to be a nutter to go up there at night.
The private clinic paralleled a big private hospital in Clydebank - a town just outside Glasgow and bordering directly onto the northwest side (i.e. close to Knightswood). I think it's actually funded by Middle Eastern interests. Your Knightswood version could be seen as a legally unobjectionable equivalent. Did you know the main library in Glasgow, and for the whole West of Scotland, is called the Mitchell Library? It's a huge building with classical columns outside. I bet the vaults are deep too. We also have a Central Station, though I don't think it's built on a graveyard site. Then there's Pitt Street, home of the Strathclyde Police headquarters. (Is your Pitt Street real, or did you name it after Ingrid?)
Anyway, I've had a ball reading your book. I found myself drawn into your fictional world and engaging with your characters in a way that says pienty for your descriptive skills. I hope you have great success with it, and that it leads the way for many more.
All the best,
Neil
Rating: 3 Cups
He vowed this would be the last time he stepped into the disco club, The Blue, but Paul Priestly never guessed how right and wrong he was. So many rejections can make a man do some crazy things, but when that man becomes a vampire, the world better stop and take notice.
Never one to take the easy route, Miles Henry becomes one of the elite undercover operatives for the Secret Compass. Their mission is to eradicate the vampire vermin from the earth. However, his mission is much more personal, and he vows to take out the one vampire who murdered his niece.
Paul admits to making a multitude of mistakes after his turning, but he cannot understand the personal vendetta the Secret Compass seems to have against him. He moves constantly to avoid their attacks, and over the span of many years, he circles the globe. The close calls happen with frightening frequency and still Paul manages to escape, much to the frustration of Miles and the Secret Compass. Miles knows his age is catching up with him, and if he cannot fulfill his personal vow, he can only pray that his great nephew will continue the fight.
Understanding and enjoying the axe that Paul has to grind against the “jockettes” of the world is just not quite happening for me. He seems to go off half-cocked most of the time, and it is hard to either feel sorry for him or have a sense of justice when he rids the world of nasty people. As for the majority of content in this book, world history seems to be the reigning theme, the detail of which is well researched and delivered with a true sense of imagination and knowledge.
Lototy
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Review by Lyn McConchie:
This is a nice little horror tale set in the era of Disco. In a way it reminds me of the growing sub-genre of taking a famous old novel (Jane Austen seems to be current favorite) and adding horror. In this case the author (an Australian) has taken disco and added vampires. The book is partly set in Australia as well, and it embodies all the themes of that country’s disco era.
I shouldn’t praise it too highly, unofficially I was one of the editors, because Rod, a long-time friend, asked me to look through it for obvious errors, and I did so. (What? pass up a chance to read a good book before it’s officially published and get the copy free? Never!) But friendship and unofficial involvement aside, this book is well written and a lot of fun to read.
The story starts in The Blue, a disco club, frequented by a most unpleasant woman who enjoys being that way. Paul enters the club and she sneers at him – before another woman approaches. Paul thinks he’s going to get lucky and he is – depending on your definition of luck. He’s about to become one of the undead and after that his – er – life will never be the same.
Paul, having considering the possibilities, his past life, and some of its miseries, is setting out to change things. Not just his own life, but the lives and attitudes of a large number of other people. He’s about to become a crusader, trying to impress decent behavior on those around him. A losing battle, but he’s going to make an impression before it ends – and he does.
A good read. And a word for the publisher, they did an excellent job, good layout and presentation, artwork, and the book binding. You could do worse than to go to their website and see what else they have available for sale.
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Pangaea: Eden's Planet by Thomas E. Johnson
Pulp adventure returns to science fiction in "Pangaea: Eden's
Planet".
Seven astronauts en route to Mars encounter a time warp in space
that
Disables their ship. Crash landing on Earth, they discover an
alien
Planet sixty million years before the dinosaurs. Pangaea, the
super
Continent, is filled with danger and terror, as they must survive
Against fierce reptiles that ruled the Earth 250 million years in
the
Past! Tom Johnson, author of the popular Jur series trades T-Rex
for
Saber-toothed Gorgons and fin-backed Dimetrodons. At least there
was a
Fence in Jurassic Park!
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Heroes Of Ancient Greece
Stories By Tom Johnson, Michael A. Black, Ralph E.
Horner, and Ron Wilber
Two
of the greatest of the Greek heroes were Hercules and Atalanta,
and both have survived in their own identities, as well as being
the patterns for many other heroes of print, song, and screen.
But no hero has ever achieved the strength of the mighty
Hercules. Nor has any arrow ever flown as swift and true as one
shot from the bow of Atalanta! Monsters from the land, sea, and
moon face our heroes in these exciting pulp adventures!
This
volume contains stories by Doc Atlas creator, Michael A. Black,
paranormal author, Ralph Horner, and Tom Johnson, author of the
popular Jur novels. Fully illustrated by Ron Wilber.
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Hercules and the Moon Goddess
Hercules is a mortal man with god-like strengths and power.
He is the son of the God, Zeus, and the mortal woman, Alcmene.
He has been plagued by the curses that Zeus' wife Hera has put
on him thru the years. He lost his first family, now he has
another wife and children only to be taken by the Blue Moon
Goddess.
The beautiful moon goddess has many plans for the men she
captures; making it look as if a large monster captured them,
and they are never seen or heard from again. She finds herself
attracted to Hercules, and while she believes she is using him,
he is actually using her to escape.
The moon goddess uses her womanly ways in addition to her
monster-sized robots to kidnap men straight out of thin air to
gain ore for her planet. Hercules must find away to free himself
and the other soldiers, but can he do it in time to save their
lives?
This is a tale with a bit of mystery involved. It showed the
many sides and tribulations of Hercules. It also has very
interesting characters that make the story entertaining.
Spawns of the Titans
Hercules is always seeking out adventure and trying to right
wrongs, to defeat the forces of evil. He is able to do this
because even though he is a mortal he has the powers of the gods
from his father, Zeus.
Theseus and Ulysses want to be with Hercules when he leaves
on his latest adventure. Ulysses looks up to Hercules and wants
him to teach him the ways of fighting.
The barbarians give up a great fight to Hercules, his friends
and warriors. Hercules finds that he wants to free slaves on
what people believe to be an island of impending death.
This story is filled with pirates and adventures galore.
There are many battles showing the strengths and weaknesses of
many. Entertaining read.
The legends of Atalanta
Atalanta is the most ferocious woman warrior there ever was.
Abandoned by her parents, she was raised by a she-bear the gods
sent to keep her safe. She learned how to be one with the bear
and learned many ways to fight and survive.
Without knowing someone is observing her, Atalanta kills two
attacking centaurs by herself. She struck them both down with an
arrow released from her bow.
After fighting the attacking centaurs, she finds herself on
the hunt for a ferocious wild boar. She must fight to prove
herself among the men. But will she be able to conquer the
destructive forces at hand?
What strength and power you can find in this story with
jealousy among the men and major killings throughout. Short but
entertaining.
Atalanta and the Golden Lion
Atalanta, the well-known women warrior, finds herself in
another battle. Battling dragons, and the large, golden lion
from which she took the beautiful mane.
Tiberius the Lesser has seen firsthand how Atalanta the
warrior fights her enemies and the men who would challenge her.
He knows that many will write songs and stories about her
throughout history.
With new battles on the horizon, Atalanta and her fellow
warriors will have their hands full. There will be bloodshed and
consequences for a Atalanta that she could not foresee.
Exciting, and action packed, this seems like the story with
the most battles. You also get to see a side of Atalanta as told
by a fellow warrior.
Atalanta Alters the Tide of Alida
Atalanta is spending time at the home of her parents when
Rassesi comes to her looking for help in defeating a dark force
in the underwater, Alida. Longing for another adventure, she
readily accepts.
Rassessi had a dream of a man needing help, so he goes to
Zeus to find out if it was real. He learns the dream is real and
that he can take two others with him to defeat the underworld
god.
The three warriors descend into the fight of their lives.
Some will live and some will die but can they accomplish their
task of defeating the god and releasing Alida from the curse
they have been under?
More battles and action with a bit of treachery in this
story. Wonderful visions of the gods and monsters. Enjoyable.
Each one of these short stories tells a tale of a different
battle between the mortals and gods; between good and evil.
These authors do a good job of combining them all in one place
for the enjoyment of the reader. Although I am not a fan of
Greek Mythology, I did enjoy the stories told in Heroes of
Ancient Greece.
Matilda
Guns
of the Black Ghost
NOW AVAILABLE! Trained
by a retired secret agent of the government, Jimmy Malone dons a
black hood and cape sending fear into the hearts of evildoers,
as he battles the underworld in the tradition of a modern day
Shadow or Spider.
Burning eyes, a whispered
voice, a mocking laugh, and blazing automatics announce his
entrance into an affray.
Gangsters cringe when they
come up against the guns of the Black Ghost!
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REVIEW:
Rating: 4 cups
Jimmy Malone is an old fashioned super hero. He secretly
works alongside the police as The Black Ghost. As long as people
do not learn who he really is, especially the police who he aims
to help. Using his anonymity, he can bend and break the rules
that bind the local law enforcement.
Penny Malone married Jimmy knowing his alternate identity.
Being the only person who does results in her often helping
Jimmy in his crime fighting adventures. She has also been known
to not only provide an alibi for Jimmy but to dress up as The
Black Ghost to help keep Jimmy’s secret safe.
This is a collection of stories depicting a number of The
Black Ghost’s adventures. Jimmy has been trained in a number of
Martial arts and fighting methods. He is also more than
competent with his favored guns. Jimmy’s step-father is in
charge of the detective department of the local police. This is
where The Black Ghost finds most of the crimes he fights.
Although his father suspects Jimmy’s involvement with the masked
man, he has never been able to prove it.
Reading this book has been an education for me. Mr. Johnson
describes his work as a ‘Pulp Thriller’. This is a genre I had
never heard of let alone read, but from the introduction
forward, I was hooked. These stories are strong and exciting, as
are the characters. Jimmy has a strong sense of justice and a
compelling need to protect those he deems innocent. Penny is
Jimmy’s wife and the stable part of his life. It takes a great
strength of character to be able to support a man with such an
unusual hobby. Mr. Johnson has written an enlightening book and
I will definitely be interested in reading more about his unique
hero.
Hollie
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A love story of times
past and times present – set in the Highlands of Scotland. When
two misty entities invite Alexandra Williams into their ancient
world, she is terrified. She will find more than her roots as
she travels through Scotland and discovers a three hundred year
old mystery and a love story. On the way to a happy ending and a
new life, Alex gets a taste of life in 1692 Scotland, which her
ancestors lived and died for. Her closest friend, Sammy Murphy,
confesses to a long hidden secret that will strain the life-long
friendship beyond repair.
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Be an undead Confederate soldier
out of your depth in a British colony at the far end of the
world.
Meet the
menace of the undead in the fine company of the
Invisible Compass, or join the Rising
Sun Group of modern day samurai and ninja as they strive
to wipe out the walking cadaver.
Delight in
brutally eliminating a Big Aunty Twice Removed
contestant show winner and do have a chat with someone in a
pub who has been around like forever.
Be sure you
have a candle to light the way and, if you can’t
play the game of empire, believe you me, there’s always
cold comfort to be had.
Have fun,
gentle reader.
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REVIEW BY LYN
McCONCHIE:
I've always liked Rod's work so I was happy to
hearthat he had a second short story collection appearing in
America. (Previous work was 20th Century Dart.)
This is a solid little collection of 20 stories. In my
opinion, a couple of the tales are a little weak but overall
there's a good feel to the work as you read. The stories
flow from one to the other, and the themes are consistent,
with a univying character to hold them together well.
Rod tends to write horror, but his tales are usually more than
mere spatter, his work often looks at themes and trends in
society. His story "Five O'Clock" I found deeply touching,
it's a story about family and what they can mean, and how bereft
of desperately needed support you can be when they are gone.
"The Big Aunty Curse" is a wicked little tale about the evils
of reality television and I snickered through most of it.
Who hasn't thought that just once it would be pleasant to see
those smarmy presenters on similar shows get their comeuppance?
Well, in this story one does 0 a nice piece of wish-fulfillment.
A longer story, "The Trials and Tribulations of Kara" is a
tale of revenge - of a sort. And of a mad scientist, a
Gypsy woman with troubles of her own, and a very interesting
plane flight - with optional entertainment. The outcome
strongly reminds me of the saying about "allowing sleeping
dogs to lie," and in this case Victor - descendant of the
scientist - and his assistants should have listened.
"Killing the Jocks" is a clever tale about Peter. It
says that you may be able to take a boy out of Nerdland but
it's far more difficult to take Nerdland out of the boy.
I chuckled over the last couple of sentences, there's a fine
razor-edge of irony there that shows the author is capable of
seeing both sides of his theme.
(This story may be something
of a forerunner to Rod's newest work - DISCO EVIL, DEAD MAN'S
STAND - a full-length book, not a collection, which I've been
privileged to read in first draft recently, and which I
thought a maturing of his writing abilities. The theme,
both of this story and of Disco Evil, is likely to be
controversial in some quarters, but I found them strong and
readable works.)
All in all, this is a good collection.
Night To Dawn Books have done a nice job on the cover art too.
The volume is staying in my own library to be reread somewhere
down the track, and I can't say fairer than that.
COMING SOON:
Lucien: Prince of Darkness by Minnie E. Miller
New to the Miller stable, Lucien: Prince Of Darkness. So you think vampires cannot love, that they don't have a heart. If he knew, I believe Lucien would've recited this to Christina, his mortal love.
More novels from Tom Johnson and other
authors...stay tuned!
Colonel Evelyn Peterson is ready for the commission of a
lifetime. Her career is a testament to years of hard work and
dedication, and the trip to Mars is just one more feather in
her cap. She will be among the first to build a living
community on an alien planet.
Major Adam Cooper is second in command to the Colonel. His
respect and admiration for her is absolute, and if he drives
her a little nuts, it just keeps her on her toes. He would
give his life for his crew mates, and there is no question in
his mind that the Colonel would do the same.
Colonel Peterson and her crew set off on an adventure like no
other. They are to set up a bio-dome on Mars, and start a
terra forming project. However the mission quickly becomes one
of survival on a planet so alien that it barely resembles
Earth. The ship and its crew are swept back in time to the
Permian Period of the Paleozoic Era; which is approximately
250 million years in the past. Colonel Peterson and Major
Cooper along with their five crew mates fight for their lives
against a primordial planet and its inhabitants. Humans may be
the highest on the evolutionary ladder, but nature has a way
of evening out the playing field. Does the crew have any hope
of survival? Or will they become just another species to fall
victim to the great extinction?
This story has such a fascinating concept, I was enthralled
from the very beginning. If you are at all interested in
prehistoric Earth, this is a fantastic fictional read. Mr.
Johnson gives life to prehistoric Earth with amazing detail.
His descriptions of plant and animal life, as well as the
geographical layout makes the story come to life for the
reader. From the scorching desert to the steaming swamps each
page is loaded with an eye for detail. The characters are also
fully developed, and have a great diversity of personality. I
fully enjoyed this story, and hope that Mr. Johnson has many
more to come.
Lototy
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