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Mundania Press
Cincinnati, OH
Publication Date: August 2008
Cover Art: Lynn Perkins and Christina Yoder
Cover Design: Danielle McPhail
Trade Paperback: 1594264082
E-Book: 1594264074
$14.00, 6 x 9, 000 pages

http://www.mundania.com/books-tomorrowsmemories.html

Havoc…Destruction…Revenge…

With triumph heavy on their hearts, Kara O’Keefe and the survivors from the battle atop Yesterday’s Dreams rush to Ireland and Tír na nÓg, carrying with them a weapon feared by gods and men. There they seek solace and healing for their warriors, and a miracle for Patrick, Kara’s father, mortally wounded in the battle.

What they find is a siege of ancient enemies. Carmán’s children have returned, united with a foe from the very dawn of the Tuatha de Danaan. Their combined forces threaten to be more than the immortal Sidhe and their human allies can combat.

Still coming to grips with her magical heritage, Kara must once more face ultimate evil and help to save the immortal bloodline from which she is descended.

Now announcing the official release of Tomorrow’s Memories (Mundania Press, September 2008)
This is the long-awaited sequel to Yesterday’s Dreams, an urban fantasy based on Celtic Mythology.

If you would like to order the eBook or Pre-Order a print copy, click the link above. You can also learn more about the book at that link, or at www.sidhenadaire.com/books/TM.htm.

For anyone that purchases a copy of the book through the Mundania site, if you are attending Philcon (www.philcon.org) bring your receipt and your copy of the book and you will receive a free raffle ticket and the opportunity to win a replica Scottish claymore at the book’s official launch party (see below). To learn more specific details of the launch party an raffle, please visit www.sidhenadaire.com/promoTM.htm.

Prize donated by Griffon’s Claw Armoury (www.griffonsclaw.com)
Holder of the Winning Ticket must be present at the time of the drawing and also must have photo id displaying proof of age as the nature of the prize requires the winner be 18 years of age or older.

Thank you, and we return you to your regularly scheduled programming…

Danielle Ackley-McPhail

“Found you.” Those two simple words were like a death sentence to Sally. She recognized the voice, straight from her nightmares. The grotesque thing without a face, the creature that thrived on fear and guilt, had nearly killed her, like it had so many others. But it was dead…wasn’t it? Sally is about to find out that nightmares can become real, that your deepest secrets can prey on you, and that there’s nowhere to hide…for long.

In the small town of Lakehaven something has arrived that can’t see you, hear you or touch you, but it can find you just the same. And when it does, your fears will have a name.

The Howard Phillips building is like any other building. Made of brick, steel, and glass, it stands five stories tall in a small city. Like every office building that exists, it has attracted an entity from another plane of existence that feeds off the energy of the people who work within the building’s walls. They are the entity’s lifeblood, moving through the hallways like blood cells. Yet no one is aware of this entity or any of the others.

Unfortunately, this entity has been infected by a sort of virus of hate, a poison of anger and rage so that as companies move out and the employees dwindle, it chooses to use fear as a means of getting more sustenance.

The employees at Osprey Publishing as well as the other three companies left in the building become prey for the entity’s feeding as it captures and tortures them, eliciting the delicious taste of fear. It is up to Jon Simon, Marcy Browne and Bettie Winters to stop an entity no one believes exists before it’s too late and everyone is dead.

It’s been almost two years since I made the switch to full-time freelancing. Since then, I’ve kept pretty busy writing about environmental issues and cutting-edge technology. Here are just a few of the places you can find my articles on a weekly basis:

Plenty Magazine - Extinction Blog

Green Tech column @ RiverWired.com

GreenUpgrader

Experience.com’s Engineering Careers blog

For links to all of my recent articles, you can check out the John Platt Article Library.

Coming soon: announcements of several new short stories!