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Posted: 17 Sep 2013 01:00 AM PDT
Today’s tour spot is very special. Three years ago, a book blogger in Germany posted a review of CassaStar. He continued his support of the series by hosting me on CassaFire’s release day. And now, I am honored to be featured at Edi’s Book Lighthouse on CassaStorm’s release
day with an interview, review, and giveaway. Edi, I continued this
series for you. Thank you, my friend, for demanding more of me than I
thought I could give. You rock!!
And tonight is the RUSHED Twitter Party! Between 8:00 and 9:00 pm EST, follow the hashtag #RUSHED for an hour of fun, questions, answers, treasure hunts, and giveaways. Hosted by the awesome Lynn Rush and featuring giveaways from both of us. It’s my first ever Twitter party, so please join us tonight!
And CassaStorm’s release week kicks off with prizes every day! Comment between September 16 and 20 to enter. (Ends 6:00 pm EST Sunday, September 22.)
Prizes include:
Cassa mousepad
Cassa Universe poster
Cassa magnet
Cassa mug
Autographed copy of CassaStorm
One
person will be randomly selected each day and the five names will be
drawn from a hat – first person gets first choice and so on.
This
week I will be featuring my tour, unique Cassa facts, trivia, and
prizes every day. Plus others are announcing CassaStorm’s release, and
almost every post features a unique interview question. List of
participants on the CassaStorm Page. So join the fun!
Launch Day – Final Book!
CassaStorm
By Alex J Cavanaugh
From the Amazon Best Selling Series!
A storm gathers across the galaxy…
Commanding
the Cassan base on Tgren, Byron thought he’d put the days of battle
behind him. As a galaxy-wide war encroaches upon the desert planet,
Byron’s ideal life is threatened and he’s caught between the Tgrens and
the Cassans.
After
enemy ships attack the desert planet, Byron discovers another battle
within his own family. The declaration of war between all ten races
triggers nightmares in his son, threatening to destroy the boy’s mind.
Meanwhile
the ancient alien ship is transmitting a code that might signal the end
of all life in the galaxy. And the mysterious probe that almost
destroyed Tgren twenty years ago could return. As his world begins to
crumble, Byron suspects a connection. The storm is about to break, and
Byron is caught in the middle…
$16.95 USA, 6x9 Trade paperback, 268 pages, Dancing Lemur Press, L.L.C.
Science fiction/adventure and science fiction/space opera
Print ISBN 9781939844002 eBook ISBN 9781939844019
$4.99 EBook available in all formats
Find
CassaStorm:
Barnes and Noble, Amazon, Amazon Kindle, and
Goodreads
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Umm2l0XdHc
"CassaStorM
is a touching and mesmerising space opera full of action and emotion
with strong characters and a cosmic mystery." - Edi's Book Lighthouse
“Cavanaugh
makes world building on the galactic scale look easy. The stakes affect
the entire known universe and yet Cavanaugh makes it intensely personal
for our hero. The final installment of this series will break your
heart and put it back together.” - Charity Bradford, science fantasy
author of The Magic Wakes
“With
a talent for worldbuilding and a compelling cast of characters, Alex J.
Cavanaugh combines high powered space battles and the challenges of
family dynamics to provide readers a space opera with heart.” -
Elizabeth S. Craig, author of the Southern Quilting and Myrtle Clover
mysteries
“I
thought the revelation was going to be one thing and I was completely
wrong … CassaStorm pushes the limits…” - Tyson Mauermann, Speculative
Reviews
“…mesmerizing
story of survival, personal sacrifice, tolerance, and compassion. It’s a
rare jewel that successfully utilizes both character and plot to tell a
story of such immense scope and intimate passion…” - Nancy S. Thompson,
author of The Mistaken
"An exciting, nail-biting read which sweeps the reader off on adventures in another galaxy." - Nicua Shamira, Terraverum
“Cavanaugh
creates such an unforgettable world, and these characters will stay
with you long after their story is over.” - Cassie Mae, author of Friday Night Alibi and How to Date a Nerd
“…the
racial conflicts propelled much of the plot in this story, driving home
a message that's relevant to our own world and giving the book an
interesting texture.” - C. Lee. McKenzie, author of Alligators Overhead
“Cavanaugh
has created wonderfully moving moments of great poignancy… CassaStorm
could have been a dark story full of hardship and angst, but instead
it's a cleverly balanced story about hope and triumph.” - Lynda R.
Young, author of Make Believe
“One
thing Alex does really well is 'sell' the reader on his world building.
…an enjoyable, fast-paced read that not only delivered on the final
climax, but also managed to pleasantly surprise me.” - Bob Milne, Beauty
in Ruins
In my opinion, the movie Cowboys and Aliens got a bum rap. I
really enjoyed it, felt like an old fashioned western with a twist, and since I
love Science Fiction, the twist suited me just fine. It has plenty of blood and carnage but I have
to admit was a little light on the boobs side. I’m also a fan of the two
leading men, so that didn’t hurt my feelings either. Have you seen it? Well,
here is the better of the trailers out there on YouTube. I hope you can see in
it what I did…
