[mclary2220]

hello folks, i was wondering if you guys could help me out and read and review my new ebook. It's called El Paso Under Attack, it's a zombie novel that's available at amazon and smashwords. I kept the price low at $2.99 so that anyone interested wouldn't need to break the bank. it's a fun novel that's completely action packed....so if you like to see a lot of zombie's get wasted. give it a try!
here's the product description on amazon......."An action packed, blood soaked, page turner of a book.
Welcome to El Paso, Texas. The air is humid. The streets are deserted. There’s blood on the sidewalks and the zombies are everywhere! To make matters worse, the Government has cut off just about all forms of communication to the outside world and won’t let any of the survivors out.
However, hope is not yet lost. There is a man trapped inside the city who begins to fight back. He is known only as the General and he seems to have a knack for killing zombies. Join him as he rises from the chaos of battle to become a hero and savior to those trapped in the city. Join him as he wages war against the undead . . . and steps into legend. "

it's been getting some great reviews, so i hope you'll enjoy it! let me know if you have any questions

[mclary2220]

i see what you're doing. it's really rather childish and i'm not going to play this game with you.

[ZedHunter]

mclary2220, on 01 December 2011 - 03:15 PM, said:

i see what you're doing. it's really rather childish and i'm not going to play this game with you.

I can see he wasted probably a good 10-15 minutes to type that out. He sounds like a fool, which apparently his momma didn't raise.

[mclary2220]

thanks zedhunter. the guys been following me around different forums trying to get me to review his book. i guess he's mad cuz i won't

i've told the moderators about the comment and asked them to remove it. i don't want to get into a pissing contest with this guy.

[eddie monarez]

i've actually read EPUA. it's an incredible book. it's something the fans of this genre want. i've also looked at z strain after reading mr. klamor's post. it doesn't even seem to be a zombie book from what i read on the sample. but the problem that i really have is this guy trying to make a name for himself by saying that mr. clary's book is bad. it's far from bad and he's got the reviews to prove it.
i've looked at your amazon page mr. klamor, (i believe ur real name is david vores). i've also looked at your blog and fb, from what i can tell, it doesn't seem like you're selling many copies. did you think that by insulting someone that is successful would boost your sales? it doesn't seem to be working since you only have about 1 download.
your tactics aren't going to improve your sales. they just make you seem petty. the last thing you want to do is get into a book war with EPUA, you will lose badly and become even more resentful.
you should be ashamed of yourself and bravo for mr. clary taking the higher road. that shows a lot of class. i hope your book continues to do well and i can't wait for the sequel.

[mclary2220]

okay, looks like the negative has been removed. so lets just pretend that didn't happen and move forward. i'm just looking to promote my book with this thread. i'm not interested in getting into forum battles with other authors or participating in anything negative. regardless, thanks for the support and thanks to the moderators for stepping up.

[mclary2220]

here's the link for amazon....http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0067NCE1M

looks like i might go there exclusively

[Zombie362]

mclary2220, on 08 December 2011 - 03:00 PM, said:

here's the link for amazon....http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0067NCE1M

looks like i might go there exclusively

Any chance you are the BPA who writes zombie books? If you are I'd love to chat with you, send me a PM!!!

[Zombie362]

Just finished this tonight and it was a fun read. Some spelling and grammatical errors (I'm guessing because it is self-published), but not bad for a first time novel. The story does take a very unusual twist on the zombie origination but it is still very entertaining. Coupled with the fact that I live right in the middle of where this all takes place (literally within a few blocks) and I can say this was a pretty darn good book. Hopefully the author continues to grow in his style and his next book (The Regulators) is even better.

[Michael Palerider]

I just finished this book. I thought it was a delightful tale with a different twist to the genre. Yes, there were a few zpelling and grammatical errors, but nothing that was overly distracting or detracted from enjoying the story. I'm hoping there's a sequel in the works.

[Zombie362]

Michael Palerider, on 31 October 2012 - 08:11 PM, said:

I just finished this book. I thought it was a delightful tale with a different twist to the genre. Yes, there were a few zpelling and grammatical errors, but nothing that was overly distracting or detracted from enjoying the story. I'm hoping there's a sequel in the works.

Sequel is already done it's called The Regulators, I thought EPUA was a far superior book but then again I'm from here and the entire story took place within about two square miles of my house.

[Michael Palerider]

Thanks. I just got it for my Kindle. I saw it soon after writing this post.