Whenever I see the word “portal” I think of a gateway to
another time or dimension. How about you? Or do you think of a portal as a
doorway? In the movie 2001: A Space
Odyssey, I didn’t get the big, black obelisk that kept appearing. It wasn’t
until I read Arthur C. Clark’s novelization that I understood it was a portal
to another universe.
There’s another meaning for the word Portals. It’s a book. Actually, a book in four volumes. The
subtitle is: Gateway to the Worlds of
Science Fiction Romance.
Writers are readers and we have the same problem you do.
With all the books being published each day, how do you choose what to read
next? Forty science fiction romance authors are making it easier for you. We
(yes, me too) put a first chapter from our books into a free book called Portals. In each volume, you can read
the beginning of ten books plus a little about why the author wrote it. If you
like the first chapter, you can click on buy link and—hurray!—you can grab that
book and continue reading. Is that cool or what?
There’s more. Portals
has its own blog. http://sfrportals.blogspot.com/2016/05/welcome.html
Stop over and read more about the project. If you’d like a
chance to be entered into a drawing for two $5 Amazon e-Gift Cards, leave a
comment today. May 16th.
Here are some interesting facts about Portals:
1. It’s FREE
2. It’s a quick way to find sci-fi romance books
3. Forty authors; forty 1st chapters
4. Volume 1 is already available.
Get your free digital copy today. Portals is available at the following vendors.
AMAZON | B&N NOOK | GOOGLEPLAY | KOBO
| iBOOKS
Portals: Gateway to the Worlds of Science
Fiction Romance
I mentioned I’m one of the authors. The first chapter of The
Pilot: An Outer Rim Novel is in Volume 2, which will be released on May 31st.
Sometimes when I hear the word Portal, I think of the video game. The cake is a lie! LOL
ReplyDeleteI don't play video games (well, not since the 1980s LOL). I'll have to ask my grandson about the cake reference. :)
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