GayRomLit Retreat: Freddy MacKay
Starting from March up until September I will feature authors attending the GayRomLit Retreat in Chicago (October 16-19, 2014: http://gayromlit.com/grl-authors).
Today author is Freddy MacKay: I grew up and went to college in the Midwest where I currently reside with my family. I spend most of my time playing sports and running around outside. And honestly, that much has not changed since I was little, except who is included my activities. I also have a healthy geocaching addiction. It's so much fun! I enjoy spending my time traveling when I can, and I hold the view that a person should continually to learn about new things and people whenever possible.
Website: http://freddysstereograph.weebly.com
Freddy MacKay is offering a copy of Feel Me to one commenter on this blog. You can comment on LJ or DW if you have an account (I will send a PM to the winner), if you don't have an account, please leave a comment on DW with a contact email.
Feel Me: (The Marduk Expanse) (Not in the Stars Book 2) by Freddy MacKay
Paperback: 130 pages
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; First edition (May 8, 2014)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1499361394
ISBN-13: 978-1499361391
Amazon: Feel Me: (The Marduk Expanse) (Not in the Stars Book 2)
Amazon Kindle: Feel Me: (The Marduk Expanse) (Not in the Stars Book 2)
One terrorist blast changed Master Tobias Zimmer's entire existence, relegating him to being nothing more than just a "Coppies" because of the metal replacing his flesh. As the once future Shogun of moon colony Orion 1, he now idles his time away keeping tabs on the Loyalists while his father and brother broker negotiations with the Earth Consortium. A confrontation with his childhood enemy, Dr. Thorsten Nordenfelt, sets into motion events that cannot be undone and puts Tobias's sheltered heart at the center of the colony's attempts to free itself from the repressive Earth's rule.
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