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This weekend only, there's a huge price drop on the newly released Fallen Odyssey Complete Series Omnibus: 5-Book Digital Box Set Collection.

The Fallen Odyssey series is epic fantasy featuring a portal to another world and a twist on the Chosen One trope. Normally priced at $9.99, the full series collection is secretly discounted to just 99 cents, right now.

This offer ends Sunday, February 16, so make sure to grab yours before the price goes back up!

The Fallen Odyssey 5-Book Digital Box Set: On Sale for $0.99

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Important Note Before You Download

A quick note on my plans for this collection.

I’m hoping to run some ads and promotions for this eBook set to get the Fallen Odyssey Series into the hands of more future readers, but most promo sites require a minimum number of Amazon customer reviews before they will consider a book for one of their promotions.

If just a fraction of my readers hopped on over to Amazon and left an honest review, I would have more than enough reviews to qualify.

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Now available! CHILDREN OF THE FALLEN: Book 4 of the 5-book Fallen Odyssey Series!

Justin Holmes was the promised savior of humanity, a powerful warrior sent from another world to drive back a demon invasion.

Now, Justin is missing.

Queen Leah Anavion has led an Army of Light halfway across the known world to fight the dark lord Avagad. But now, rumors abound that Justin has been found and is being held prisoner by a ruthless warlord. Leah sets off on a solo quest through the mist-shrouded wilderness to rescue Justin or die trying.

Meanwhile, Gunnar Erix Nimbus, a royal admiral with a bloody past, finds himself part of a seemingly hopeless mission in an abandoned city of the dead, surrounded by demon hosts on all sides. But the real danger may be a rising darkness lurking within himself.

The final war against the forces of darkness begins in this fourth installment of the five-book Fallen Odyssey series.

Order Children of the Fallen in paperback or start reading the eBook right now!

Plus, to celebrate the completion of the series, I’ve also released a digital box set: the complete 5-book series collection in a single ebook. The set features the latest updated and revised editions of each book, plus some special notes from the author (me!).

Whether you’ve been reading these stories since the very beginning or you’re new to my writing, there’s never been a better time to check out the Fallen Odyssey series.

Writing Update

In my ongoing effort to not become one of those authors who starts a book series and never finishes it, I’ve kept my nose to the grindstone recently, focusing on the actual writing part of my author journey. But I thought I’d drop a few quick lines here on the blog to give an update on what I’ve been up to.

Do It Anyway: An Award-Winning Sunday That Almost Didn't Happen

Do It Anyway: An Award-Winning Sunday That Almost Didn't Happen

This is the story of a long but rewarding Sunday, with an outcome I didn’t expect. In 2022, I wrote a screenplay called Last Night at the Mall. I’m not a screenwriter. But somewhere between the last book I wrote and the book I was supposed to be writing next, an idea jumped into my head that I couldn’t shake no matter how hard I tried. I just didn’t think a novel would do it justice. But I could see it as a movie.

"Last Night at the Mall" goes to the Phoenixville Film Festival

My screenplay, Last Night at the Mall, has been officially accepted into the Phoenixville Film Festival! To celebrate, I recorded a quick video where I read some selected scenes from the screenplay.

Logline: Four high school grads spend their last night before college doing the only thing there is to do in small-town America in 2006, hang out at the local shopping mall, but quickly split up on diverging quests to hold on to their emo glory days, find love, and pull off the most juvenile heist of all time.

Writing Last Night at the Mall was a blast and took up a lot of my writing time in 2022. It’s a coming-of-age comedy and a major departure from anything I’ve written in the past. I don't know what, if anything, will come of my budding screenwriting endeavors, but I really had fun learning a new storytelling process and am looking forward to writing more films in the future.

Only a couple of people have read Last Night at the Mall, and this is the first time I've shared any of it publicly.

You can check out the video on Patreon.

Enjoy!

Corey

What's Your Book About? Author Q&A - Science Fiction Noir Thriller

I initially thought that a murder investigation in a science fiction atmosphere would be downright dull. But then it struck me. What if technology had advanced to a point where DNA wasn’t reliable anymore and became inadmissible in a court of law? Criminal investigations would have to take a step backward. They would have to rely on old-school methods. And that’s exactly what happens in this book.

Glossy or Matte Finish? Amazon KDP Hardcover Self-Publishing Tips with Side-by-Side Comparisons

To celebrate the ten-year book birthday of the release of my first novel, I wanted to try bringing out some new editions of my fantasy series. This time, in hardcover. This was a new one for me, so I had to order a couple of rounds of proofs before I could really nail down the look I was going for. I decided to share the results here so you can see some of the different settings and how they turned out.

The Making of Tolkien’s Universe: The Full Story Behind The Lord of the Rings

Why did J.R.R. Tolkien’s consider his own universe to be woefully flawed and ultimately incomplete? Why are there so many inconsistencies in world-building between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings? Why are there no Hobbits in The Silmarillion? And who REALLY wrote The Lord of the Rings? Here’s how one man’s creative adaptability in the face of failure led to the creation of his masterpiece.