****ANOTHER 5 Star Review for “THE SHIP****

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A PAGE TURNER

5.0 out of 5 stars

By John Maberry on December 5, 2015
Format: Kindle EditionVerified Purchase

A good follow up to <i>The Bridge</i>, also by this author. A little slow and moderately confusing at the start with a “Family History” that functions as a prologue but isn’t 100% tied into the rest of the story. But other than that it moves along keeping interest and the virtual pages of a Kindle turning.

Cassandra from <i>The Bridge</i> is fully developed as the protagonist and her relationship with Julie, another character from the earlier book is a central feature. Together with a whole host of other characters they battle supernatural forces, some of which are associated with the ones from the earlier book. While you can read this one without having read it’s predecessor, I recommend reading the other one first. If you’re into fantasy, paranormal mild horror and a little romance thrown in, you will like this book. I did.

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Originally from Levittown NY, I currently reside somewhere along the coast in California with my wife/co-author Helen.

A lot of my creativity was born from my lifelong love of science fiction and horror. As a child I grew up on the original Dark Shadows, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Doctor Who (which I still follow) and Anime.

A few of my favorite authors are HP Lovecraft, Jane Austen, Robert Asprin, Jodi Lynn Nye, Stephen King, Richard Matheson, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Edgar Allan Poe, and so many more.

However, I do not spend all our time sitting behind a desk writing. I like to get out and try new things. We also like to explore new places, sometimes with family or friends. I've gotten plenty of ideas thanks to these adventures. I like to draw from personal experience because I feel it lends a bit of authenticity to a story and its characters. Which is probably why Helen and I still love to attend conventions which involve sci-fi, fantasy, anime, comics, you name it. Yes, we are Geeks and proud of it.

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  1. I just purchased your book, Allan. I cannot wait to read the new adventure! Your writing is amazing and grabs the attention. Thank you for sharing your creativity with the world.

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