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Saturday, June 15, 2013
NOT! GSP's Book of the Day June 15
Alexander the Great might well be on his way to conquering the world, but when he decides to explore underwater in a glass-windowed wooden barrel, he enrages Poseidon. The other gods may debate Alexander’s fate and make their deals on Olympus but the ocean deity is determined to frighten the young King out of the watery realm. Will Poseidon defeat Alexander and prevent future deep-sea exploration by mortals, or can a single clever Macedonian outwit a god?
http://www.amazon.com/Alexanders-Odyssey-Wrought-Series-ebook/dp/B004UGNDPO
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Friday, April 26, 2013
Book of the Day April 26
Alexander's Odyssey by Steven R. Southard
Alexander the Great might well be on his way to conquering the world, but when he decides to explore underwater in a glass-windowed wooden barrel, he enrages Poseidon. The other gods may debate Alexander’s fate and make their deals on Olympus but the ocean deity is determined to frighten the young King out of the watery realm. Will Poseidon defeat Alexander and prevent future deep-sea exploration by mortals, or can a single clever Macedonian outwit a god?
Word Count: 7880
Pages to Print: 30
Price: $ 3.99
http://www.amazon.com/Alexanders-Odyssey-Wrought-Series-ebook/dp/B004UGNDPO
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/alexanders-odyssey-steven-r-southard/1030691020
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/50013
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/Images/AlexandersOdyssey2.jpg
If the legends are true, Alexander the Great descended under water in a glass-windowed barrel. But how would the sea-god Poseidon react to that? Alexander's Odyssey, a short story by Steven R. Southard. Available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, other fine eBook vendors and Gypsy Shadow Publishing at:
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/Images/AlexandersOdyssey2.jpg
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alexander the great,
greek,
mythology,
poseidon,
series,
steven r. southard,
underwater exploration,
what man hath wrought,
zeus
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Book of the Day April 25
Against All Gods by Steven R. Southard
In ancient Athens, trireme commander Theron and the woman he loves, Galene, have each earned the wrath of jealous gods. To marry Galene, Theron must voyage to all seven of Wonders of the World. At every stage the immortal gods test their love with all the power and magic at their command. While Galene suffers anguishing torment in Athens, Theron faces overwhelming challenges at every Wonder from Ephesus to Rhodes to Babylon. Theron and Galene may be devoted to each other, but it’s doubtful whether mere mortal love can survive...against all gods.
Word Count: 12900
Pages to Print: 46
Price: $3.99
http://www.amazon.com/Against-Gods-Wrought-Series-ebook/dp/B008R0J6CI/
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/against-all-gods-steven-r-southard/1112313331
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/209897
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/StevenSouthard.html#Against
Two mortal lovers in ancient Athens have angered jealous gods. Separated by a voyage of wonder, their love is pitted...against all gods. Against All Gods, a short story by Steven R. Southard. Available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, other fine eBook vendors and Gypsy Shadow Publishing at: http://www.gypsyshadow.com/StevenSouthard.html#Against
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Book of the Day September 4
Alexander's Odyssey by Steven R. Southard
Alexander the Great might well be on his way to conquering the world, but when he decides to explore underwater in a glass-windowed wooden barrel, he enrages Poseidon. The other gods may debate Alexander’s fate and make their deals on Olympus but the ocean deity is determined to frighten the young King out of the watery realm. Will Poseidon defeat Alexander and prevent future deep-sea exploration by mortals, or can a single clever Macedonian outwit a god?
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Monday, September 3, 2012
Book of the Day September 3
Against All Gods by Steven R. Southard
In ancient Athens, trireme commander Theron and the woman he loves, Galene, have each earned the wrath of jealous gods. To marry Galene, Theron must voyage to all seven of Wonders of the World. At every stage the immortal gods test their love with all the power and magic at their command. While Galene suffers anguishing torment in Athens, Theron faces overwhelming challenges at every Wonder from Ephesus to Rhodes to Babylon. Theron and Galene may be devoted to each other, but it’s doubtful whether mere mortal love can survive...against all gods.
Here's what we need you to do:
1. Login to Amazon
2. Click the link (under the picture)
3. By the title on Amazon there is a "like" button, click it. if you wish you can stop there, if you want to help even more.....
4. When you click and hover over the like button it says "share this link: via email, facebook, twitter or pinterest." Click one (two or all) of them and hit share, it should only take a couple seconds.
5. Page down to the visible tags (Tags Customers Associate with This Product) and either click on the tags you agree with, agree with all the tags or, if you've read the book, add some tags of your own. The fastest way, of course is to click on the link that says "Agree with these tags?"
6. If you have read the book, please leave a brief review!
Labels:
ancient,
athena,
athens,
colossus of rhodes,
greek,
hanging gardens of babylon,
hermes,
romance,
temple of artemis,
trireme,
wonders,
zeus
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