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The Emperor’s Archives Giveaway!

It’s finally here, and to celebrate the release of The Emperor’s Archives (TEA), I’m doing a giveaway!

Two lucky winners will receive a $5.00 Amazon gift card and a PDF copy of The Emperor’s Archives!

How to Enter:
Leave a comment on The Command Deck’s Facebook page by Friday, 14 October. Winners will be drawn from a pool of names and announced on Sunday, 16 October!

Rules:
You must be 18 years of age
You must have a valid email address
International entrees are accepted!
If you’re an international contestant and win, you’ll have to provide me with your country’s Amazon page in order to receive a gift card (ex: Amazon.ca, Amazon.uk, and etc). 

News

I am so happy that TEA is finally complete!

You can read more about TEA on my website here!

I’ve been wanting to tap into the chaos that spiraled from the events of The Year is Now for a long time. If anyone wants to skip to the stories that deal with it, they are Find me, Follow me, and Beneath the Red Lamp 😉 Technically Find me, Follow me is the final story in a trilogy, but it is also a standalone tale (more info in the preface, which is available in the preview PDF).

I’ve made some minor changes to the blog and added a button that takes you directly to my website. I also changed the featured story to a spooky tale!

So what’s next?

I’m taking a break from the empire and am diving into Sisters! You can read about the project here. Believe me when I say that I’m beyond excited to start this novel.

Remember to follow #Sisters422 for updates!

Star Spangled City

I had a nice vacation last week–It was mostly a “staycation” if you want to put a trendy spin on just staying home, bumming around, and catching up on hobbies.

There was one day I did not stay home! I fulfilled a long time childhood dream I’ve had all these years! I went to Washington DC.

The thing that shocked me the most about it was the fact that the people were friendly and extremely nice. I was expecting the aloof coldness often associated with large cities. Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised at how friendly everyone was.

If you ever get the chance to go, I highly recommend it. The monuments are only half the fun. The museums are amazing. I got to see the original flag that had inspired our national anthem. It was in a dark display lit with what looked like black lights.

The Air and Space museum has the original space suits worn by Neal Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin (although Neal’s suit was not on display at the time because it was undergoing preservation stuff…yes, that’s my technical word). 

Without further adieu, here are some pictures!

Those are not the original space suits (they were in a dimly lit display in another area)

The Lincoln Memorial

The Washington Memorial 


The above two pictures are of the White House

~ Be on the lookout for my next post–a video and a sample chapter of The Year is Now!

Mr. Burple Berry’s Demise

…May he forever rizzle razzle and dazzle in green pastures.

I had to deactivate and delete Mr. Burple Berry and take him away from the Twitter universe. He was taken captive by a gang of spammers from Planet Annoying. The best course of action was to just delete him to silence the spam.

I apologize if anyone was effected by it.

It just goes to show that even the strongest of defenses can sometimes be breached. Stay alert, smart, and safe, Internet friends!