Andy Lang Books

Friday, 24 February 2017

Good News for Gondell

I am pleased to announce that Gondell's Quest - Destiny has been chosen for the Library Journals SELF-e Select program, and is now available in every participating public library across the United States.
I'm told that the selection process is pretty tough, so I'm really proud that my work has been selected.






In addition, I'm giving readers a chance to try before you buy....
The first 21 chapters are available in pdf, epub and kindle formats to download absolutely free on my website (click here), this sampler edition is already available to download on iTunes, and it will be coming to Amazon, B&N, Kobo and Google Play very soon.

So why not give Gondell a try for free?


Saturday, 2 July 2016

Current Promotions

Numbers 2 and 3 in my Human Trafficking Series are on

promotion at only $0.99 / £0.99 each.


#2 The Red Trade -
 
An Amazon #1 Bestseller (in genre)

A disturbing story of human trafficking that reveals hidden truths that many wish to deny exist.
Anita is a happy and healthy girl, but she has a problem, something that sets her aside from her peers, an inescapable condition. Anita is white, yet her heart and blood are pure African.
Anita is albino. A cursed child; an abomination.
Junior and Uncle are happy, carefree twins. Mischievous boys, full of life, pranks and optimism.
Natasha is a happy go lucky schoolgirl without a care in the world.
But they all share one thing in common. They are targets for The Red Trade, and a criminal gang is operating in their small corner of Africa. And customers around the world eagerly await.
Fortunately there are people willing to stand up and shout, “Enough is enough.” Glenn Ridgely is one such man, and with the help of his street-wise Kenyan girlfriend Ruth, and world weary Kalenjin police officer, Morgan. He sets about dismantling their sinister and sordid empire.
The Red Trade - A story that ranges from the IDP camps of northern Uganda to the wide, majestic plains of the Serengeti, and far across the Indian Ocean to distant Pakistan. A tale of abuse, subjugation, cruelty and superstition, morality, and finally hope and redemption.


 


#3 Finding Justine – Libertine -

In 1787, whilst being held prisoner in the Bastille, Marquis Donatien Alphonse François de Sade wrote a novella entitled Les infortunes de la vertu. In 1791 the enhanced edition was published with the title Justine ou Les Malheurs de la vertu, or in English - Justine, or The Misfortunes of Virtue. This was his first published work, and on the instruction of Napoleon Bonaparte, Justine ensured that he spent the remaining 13 years of his life in prison, seemingly the book sickened the stomach as easily back then as it does today!

Let us jump forward just over 200 years and meet Earl Marcus de Silverleigh, a dot com billionaire and devotee of the Marquis and his writings.
A man of unspeakable depravity, and with the wealth to indulge even the wildest of fantasies. A man determined to re-enact de Sades sadistic masterpiece. A man driven to transpose Justine from fantasy to reality.
He simply needs to find her... and money is no object.

Theresa Vasilev is unfortunate enough to fit his vision of Justine perfectly, she is innocent, beautiful and God fearing... who better to suffer the ultimate torment. Stolen from her home in Sofia, Bulgaria, she is delivered into sexual abuse and slavery as Marcus grooms and shapes her to play the role he has cast for her.
Only one man can save her, and they have never met. Can Adam (Mr Average) Hurst stand up the Earl and dream of victory? Can Theresa survive the horrors and torture that Marcus has planed for her? Will wealth and power prove mightier that law and justice?
Find out in Finding Justine – Libertine.

Disclaimer: This work is based upon the writings of The Marquis de Sade, and although it should not be considered as erotica, scenes of sexual sadism and torture are described.. reader discretion is advised.
Not suitable for under 18's


Thursday, 16 June 2016

A Story of Torture and Abuse!

Finding Justine - Libertine



In 1787, whilst being held prisoner in the Bastille, Marquis Donatien Alphonse François de Sade wrote a novella entitled Les infortunes de la vertu. In 1791 the enhanced edition was published with the title Justine ou Les Malheurs de la vertu, or in English - Justine, or The Misfortunes of Virtue. This was his first published work, and on the instruction of Napoleon Bonaparte, Justine ensured that he spent the remaining 13 years of his life in prison, seemingly the book sickened the stomach as easily back then as it does today!

Let us jump forward just over 200 years and meet Earl Marcus de Silverleigh, a dot com billionaire and devotee of the Marquis and his writings.
A man of unspeakable depravity, and with the wealth to indulge even the wildest of fantasies. A man determined to re-enact de Sades sadistic masterpiece. A man driven to transpose Justine from fantasy to reality.
He simply needs to find her... and money is no object.

Theresa Vasilev is unfortunate enough to fit his vision of Justine perfectly, she is innocent, beautiful and God fearing... who better to suffer the ultimate torment. Stolen from her home in Sofia, Bulgaria, she is delivered into sexual abuse and slavery as Marcus grooms and shapes her to play the role he has cast for her.
Only one man can save her, and they have never met. Can Adam (Mr Average) Hurst stand up the Earl and dream of victory? Can Theresa survive the horrors and torture that Marcus has planed for her? Will wealth and power prove mightier that law and justice?
Find out in Finding Justine – Libertine.

For a limited time offered at only $0.99 / £0.99.

Disclaimer: This work is based upon the writings of The Marquis de Sade, and although it should not be considered as erotica, scenes of sexual sadism and torture are described.. reader discretion is advised.
Not suitable for under 18's

Take a look at the new book page from my publisher Pronoun.

Or read a sample for free via Amazon Kindle: (Click the link below)


Monday, 13 June 2016

Gondell's Quest - New cover image and re-publishing

Slowly, I am migrating my books over to Pronoun (who are now part of Macmillan), so I decided that Gondell's Quest might benefit from a new cover design. Old and new are shown below... what do you think?

New Cover
Old Cover




















Gondell the Gnome has also got his own dedicated website now goo.gl/zWxK5S with more details about the book, special offers (99 cents until 16/06 on Smashwords) and all the download links.

Why not read a sample of this Epic Fantasy for free by clicking the image below:



Sunday, 24 April 2016

A Call to Action!!

I am afraid that the blog has been severely neglected of late. So much going on, change of publisher, manuscripts to adjust, edit etc.

As from the 17th April 2016 I no-longer have any connection with Creativia, our working relationship had run its course, and it was time to move on!

The majority of my books are now published through Pronoun. I feel that they offer a very good service as a one stop self publishing aid.
They offer rank / sales tracking on Amazon.com (for any book!), but what is most impressive... when asked for key search words, selection of genre, Pronoun has a facility to highlight the most suitable genres and most commonly searched keywords, which takes a great deal of guesswork out of the publishing process and product positioning.
In addition, from cover and manuscript submission to actual publication on Amazon, (based on the publication of several books) it generally takes around 5 hours to go live. (also 5 hours for Kobo, similar for iTunes, a little longer for Google Play, and about 10 days for B&N Nook) With Lulu, (who are also very good), from submission to actual publication on Amazon has been taking 10 to 14 days.


Because of the change in publisher, Traffik: The Stolen Girls has been issued with a new Amazon ASIN (B01EGC638U), which has sadly erased its former bestseller ranking, so now, rather than hovering between #20 and #100 it has disappeared into the millions of unranked books that make up the vast majority of Amazons listings...



Call to Action:

Just a few sales, especially when occurring on the same day, can make a massive difference to a books ranking... and with this in mind, I am asking a huge favour.
If you enjoy contemporary fiction, stories of hardship and suffering that make you angry, stories of redemption and victory that will make you cheer. Then you will enjoy Traffik: The Stolen Girls, the tale of four innocent girls stolen from their homes and forced into a life of degradation. Learn about their former lives, journey with them as they are trafficked into Spain, and find out if they can ever escape and make their way back home.


Traffik is for sale now at only $2.99 (about £2.00)  See it on Amazon
If you are looking for a 5 Star rated bestseller, maybe something a little different to read, why not download Traffik now! Please help me to get the top 100 ranking back. If you can't buy now, then please consider reposting this message to your own network... please help me to spread the word.

Two other books have also been republished:

Peninah's Passion, a spicy interracial romantic adventure. The story of a couple (bwwm) who find themselves caught up in a police investigation into a Colombian drug cartel. They find themselves on the run pursued by a hired killer, but what is of greater concern to Peninah... her past is beginning to catch up with her, and she worries that her unadventurous husband Alex will not understand her true nature and need for fetish.
Amazon have listed the book, (once again) under Erotica... and to be honest I'm not fighting their decision any more, for a year and a half I have been struggling to keep it in Romance. All that I will say is that while the book does feature some decidedly naughty scenes, it is definitely not erotica.
(It's rather ironic that at the same time I have struggled to keep Traffik out of the Romance genre. Abduction and forced prostitution are not exactly romantic subjects!)

The Fountain of Saba has also been republished. The first book in my Ayana Regassa Adventures series. (Tokoloshe – the second part is already published.)
A spiritual adventure set in the Highlands of Ethiopia. Ayana Regassa is a researcher and historian, and she has a theory, an unconventional idea that few are willing to consider.
She wants to prove the existence of Makeda, the legendary Queen of Sheba, and to do so she must track down mythological sites, many of which are mentioned in the Prester John Letter. With the backing of a wealthy German industrialist she assembles a team of experts, but little does she know that her infirm benefactor has another agenda, and he seeks far more than historical proof.


Here are the new Amazon links for all three books.



Monday, 7 March 2016

News for March

It's March already, 2016 is racing away.


With so many books already promised for this year it doesn't seem prudent to be starting a new project, but when inspiration strikes!!!

Released this year:


Sleepwalker. (Published through Pronoun)

Set in Fuengirola, my own base for much of 2002, and an eventful time. I had just returned to Europe from South Africa and was busy negotiating the terms on a bar and restaurant in Benalmadena, ETA planted a bomb just down the road, and I still clearly remember the blast almost throwing me out of bed.
One lasting impression of the Spanish coast is the moonlit beach at Sohail, and in my mind, it was the perfect setting for this story about a young somnambulist who finds herself caught in the middle of a murder investigation.


Deborah Grant is a normal, healthy teenager. A girl standing at a crossroads in her young life, and she has a decision to make:
Allow her loving yet domineering father to dictate her future, or.
Strike out on her own, follow her heart and dare to dream?

A long holiday is what she needs, and the Costa del Sol has beckoned. Fuengirola has welcomed the buxom blonde into its sun-drenched embrace.

But the Spanish resort reveals deeply buried desires, desires that she had never dared to dream lived inside her, desires that cause Deborah to rise from her bed in the early hours... and in a trance, she walks.

Disturbing, yet harmless she imagines...
Until the morning that she wakes to a nightmare discovery.
Suddenly, Debbie is terrified to close her eyes!

Sleepwalker, a psychological thriller that will make you wonder just how safe it is to fall asleep!

***

Amazon, in their usual heavy handed manner have already culled a 5 Star review for Sleepwalker. Quite how they justify these random acts, I don't understand. I have lost several reviews just recently, as have many other authors. It seems a classic case of catch 22. In order to promote, authors have to use social media, we connect with readers, build a following. Sometimes a connection will buy a new book, sometimes they will volunteer to review in exchange for a free copy. Amazon then decide to delete the review... because the author knows the reviewer???
How can we possibly win?
So please buy my book, and if you enjoy it write a review... but for heavens sake, don't add me on twitter or facebook, because if Amazon find out... you are likely to get deleted!

Here is the review, I managed to copy it from Scribd where it is actually still live.

Disclaimer: I was given a free electronic edition of this book in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.

Sleepwalker is not the type of book that I would usually select, and the first few chapters led me to believe that I wouldn't be rating it very highly – and then suddenly BANG, the plot twists began as more diverse characters entered the story. From that moment on it became a well crafted and suspenseful who-dunnit, and that uncertainty is carried right through to the very last page.
Basically, without giving too much away, Sleepwalker is the story of Debbie Grant, a wilful teenager, away from her protective father for the first time, and like most eighteen year olds alone on Spain's Coast de Sol, she's going a little crazy. Until she suddenly discovers that, unaware, she leaves her bed in the middle of the night... and sleepwalks.
She is also unaware that her nocturnal wanderings have made her the obsession of a psychopath. A man determined that she will belong to him, and him alone.
And so begins a sinister game of cat and mouse, as a cold and calculating serial killer stalks the pretty blonde, violently eliminating threats and competition, only a Captain of the Guardia Civil stands between her and the menace, a man old enough to be her father... but the man that she has become determined is her soul mate as she unwittingly sets up the final showdown.

Difficult to pinpoint the exact genre, this book is a wonderful mix of romance, suspense and police procedural, a gripping psychological thriller. 

Highly recommended.

***


Pre-order. Due out end of April – beginning of May.


Doomsday – The Jihadist

Another psychological thriller. Set in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest this book explores a nightmare scenario... what would happen if a weapon that all feared to use fell into the hands of fanatics. Terrorists that believe that the power of prayer will protect them from the apocalypse that they are about to release.



The consequences of its release would be too horrific!
A biological weapon so devastating that not even the most deranged would ever consider using it. Or so the security agencies hope.
But what if the deranged are also deluded, believing that prayer is protection enough against a pathogen that kills everything in its path.
One such believer is The Jihadist, and he will stop at nothing to win his holy war.

And so the story races from the deep jungles of Brazil to the bustle of Tokyo, from icy Denmark to the heat and dust of Yemen.

Fate has chosen two men to oppose the Jihadist and expose his network, and for the sake of mankind – They must not fail.


Also promised for 2016

Gondell's Quest – The Sword of Kalenzi.

Rise of the Kressa

Non Plus Ultra

!!Watch this space!!

Other news:

The Red Trade has been reduced to only 99 cents (or currency equivalent) and is available at this low price from Amazon, iTunes, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Scribd, Lulu etc.





Saturday, 30 January 2016

Crazy Book Discounts

2016. 

A new year, and a month has already passed.
So here are a few New Years Special Offers.

Try a new book this year. For fans of Epic Fantasy there is Gondell's Quest - Destiny. 5 Star reviewed and rated.
If you enjoy your reading to be a little more real... take a look at The Red Trade and Finding Justine - Libertine, the 2nd and 3rd books in my Human Trafficking series.

Tokoloshe is not quite fantasy, not quite contemporary. A mix of the supernatural, action & adventure, superstition... with an interracial love triangle scenario thrown into the mix.

If you love Science Fiction. why not download Harvester 7 for FREE. The prequel to a trilogy coming later this year. The Rise of the Kressa.

Traffik: The Stolen Girls, The Fountain of Saba and Peninah's Passion are all on Amazon Countdown in February... so don't forget to grab your copy of each for $0.99 / £0.99.


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Sunday, 24 January 2016

Online Store Fiasco


I'm starting to get my head around e-commerce, and have been playing this evening with an online store... according to the website it was going to be free to set-up and run. Great, I thought, a facebook shop that links into my website and blog also... very convenient. So I spend a couple of hours adding books in different formats, the descriptions, prices etc., etc. Only to discover when I went to make the store live... it's not exactly free, in fact in order to sell ebooks I have to upgrade. Very misleading, and a complete waste of time.

So I'm back onto payhip, and will be adding all of the books onto their platform. Gondell's Quest is first up, Mobi, ePub and PDF formats. (the PDF is 50% off until the 30th Jan, so use the coupon code - 5EAV3A4P58)

Other books will be added soon, and the links will added onto the book pages on my website shortly (www.andy-lang.top)


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Sunday, 10 January 2016

New Website Address

As hakika host from Mombasa in Kenya have done such a wonderful job losing my original domain name (andylang-books.com) I have just set up a new web address to use until I get my proper address back!!

For the time being, my website can be found at:

www.andy-lang.top  (active within a few hours!)

Tuesday, 5 January 2016

Happy New Year



Happy New Year to All. I hope that 2016 will prove to be everything that you dream!


Well the New Year has started with a sizzle here in East Africa, the temperatures are soaring, and making life decidedly uncomfortable.
It's difficult to write under these conditions, so I'm taking a break. Since August 2014 I've barely taken a breath, seven full length novels and a short story (the intro to a trilogy) almost 1 million words in total, so I don't think a couple of months off is going to hurt. It will perhaps give me a chance to do a little promotion and marketing.
I started an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign just before New Year, as I expected, the response has been decidedly underwhelming… just a fresh batch of emails daily, each telling me how, (for a modest fee) they can help me to reach my funding target… Now correct me if I'm getting the wrong end of the stick… but surely the idea of crowdfunding is to get people to add finance to a project, not spend money in the hope that a third party can fulfill their promises!
So, to cut a long story short… Indiegogo, is an Indie..no-go in my opinion, and Gondell's Quest will get a more modest promotion rather than the BookBub push that I had planned… such is life.

Harvester 7 is rapidly climbing the rankings, in the most unexpected of places!!! It has achieved Top 100 Bestseller ranking in Science Fiction in Germany, Italy, Australia… and Japan.

I have also noticed that Traffik and Peninah's Passion are now for sale on Amazon China!!

My website domain has been screwed up... andylang-books.com is now no-longer mine, something that I'm working on at the moment... mainly because the Kenyan hosting company don't know their ar**s from their elbows. So until I can untangle the Kenyan mess, I'm without an official website!

2016 has begun with a few challenges, but that is what makes life interesting.

Harvester 7   (Free)

Monday, 28 December 2015

2015

A New Year approaches, and Christmas is now just over the shoulder.
For the first time in many years, I felt a little nostalgic for Christmas past. 
Yule in Africa is something that takes some getting used to, especially for an ex-pat Brit, raised on mince pies, frost, snow and the obligatory James Bond film featuring at some point over the holidays (when I was young, it was always Christmas Day, but I'm sure times have changed.) And Kampala suddenly decided to pile on the heat, weeks of rain gave way for two sweltering days... something else to shock the system of a European. One would have thought that after all these years away I would have adjusted, but there is just something decidedly strange about Christmas Day at 35°C

So 2016 is just around the corner, and as always, hopes are high that it will be better than 2015, (always the same thoughts at this time of year). But 2015 hasn't actually been that bad. The family and I relocated from Kenya at the beginning of the year, settling in Uganda, the Pearl of Africa. I have found plenty of time to write, even though I am mostly forced to work at night, as in Kenya, Ugandans love their music, unfortunately for me, it's not an atmosphere conducive to concentration, added to the fact that every church here (and there are many) insists on amplifying their seemingly never ending services despite the fact that the congregation numbers only two or three. It all adds to the jumble of noise!

2015 has been a prolific year for me, several books written, Gondell's Quest, Finding Justine, The Red Trade, Harvester 7, and quite a few started before finding themselves on the shelf, some temporarily, some indefinitely.

Traffik: The Stolen Girls, published in November 2014 made it onto the Amazon UK Top 100 bestseller list (in genre) during February, and has been there, or thereabouts ever since, it also visited the bestseller list in the USA briefly, so I'm claiming international status!! But still, not too bad for an author who was totally unknown just over a year ago.
It's also nice to see that Amazon have been advertising my books, it feels good to get a little promotion without having to instigate.

While Traffik has done well, other books have been disappointing. Peninah's Passion underwent a serious re-write, and on occasion it has flirted with the top 100 on Amazon.com, but is still to break through.
I have always been a fan of Wilbur Smith, and his novels set in Africa. Maybe that is why I began writing about a beautiful Ethiopian historian, Ayana Regasa. I wanted to begin a series of books set in different African countries, starting in the Ethiopian highlands, before moving on to the Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe (The Fountain of Saba and Tokoloshe). The reception for these first two books has been decidedly lack lustre so far, more promotion necessary I guess!


On a more upbeat note: The Red Trade has begun to gain a little momentum now, especially paperback sales. My second Human Trafficking themed novel, it explores a disturbing market in sub-Saharan Africa for albino body parts, and organ harvesting for illegal transplant surgery.
My third Human Trafficking novel, Finding Justine – Libertine is very much an unknown quantity as yet, having only been published for a few weeks. This is a darker book, and explores the minds of a sexual sadist and his submissive slave (a victim of trafficking). Inspired by the writings of the Marquis de Sade I feel compelled to give advance warning of some language and scenes of degradation and torture. Definitely 18+ reading but not erotic.


2015 also saw the release of Gondell's Quest – Destiny. The first half of an epic tale, a sword and sorcery fantasy that is receiving wonderful reviews (even being compared to works by Tolkein). Because of the sheer length I have been forced to split the tale between two books, and even divided it has proven to be a printing headache and a struggle to format within the 740 page maximum of both Createspace and Lulu.
Book 1 is making some sales on iTunes and Kobo, but no impact so far on Kindle or Nook, one of the reasons that I am investigating crowdfunding options to facilitate marketing. The feed back that I have received so far is that Gondell's Quest has the potential to become a classic, but only marketing and a general raising of awareness will prove or disprove that theory!


My Science Fiction introductory story, Harvester 7 will remain Free for the time being, the first part of the trilogy, Rise of the Kressa is due to be published later in 2016.



I am still looking for reviews for all of my books, so contact me if there is something that you would like to read for free in exchange for an honest review on Amazon.com.

All that remains now is for me to wish you all a belated Merry

Christmas, and an early Happy New Year.

Friday, 18 December 2015

Previews and Samplers

After uploading pdf previews for all of my books to Lulu, I decided why not share them here on my blog also.
So here you go... previews ready to download.














 Gondell's Quest Download Preview here


 










Traffik: The Stolen Girls Download Preview here

 










Finding Justine  Download Preview here












The Red Trade   Download Preview here












The Fountain of Saba   Download Preview here

 










Tokoloshe   Download Preview here

 










Peninah's Passion   Download Preview here

 










Harvester 7   Download Preview here

Tuesday, 15 December 2015

FREE (Updated)

Harvester 7 is Free to download for a while, so get your copy of this Sci-Fi Introduction now.
At the moment it's available from Lulu as an ePub.  Download Here


Update
Harvester 7 is now Free to download from Amazon. Grab your copy of the introduction to the Rise of the Kressa Trilogy

USA download
UK  download
Canada download
Australia download
India download





The genetic secret to all life in the universe revealed, and so begins the countdown to Armageddon.


For over seven hundred and fifty years the harvesters had been voyaging into deep space, but each journey was becoming longer and more dangerous, because suitable planets were getting fewer and more difficult for the scouts to discover. Terrillia was a dying planet and nothing could be done to prevent the inevitable.

Master Maulik carried the responsibilities of feeding his race with pride, and he performed his harvesting duties with diligence and compassion... yet his heart longed for adventure.
But it is often dangerous to long, for sometimes the heart receives that which it desires most, and Maulik finds himself plunged into a game of political intrigue and brinkmanship that could alter the balance of power in his galaxy as rival species form an uneasy alliance.
For the ultimate doom approaches.
And as opposing factions draw together he finds himself a pawn in the great game, his only true ally, his new found friend, the Kressa.

Discover how the story begins, the preparations for war, deceit and double dealing, plans within plans, the strangest of friendships... and an entire race reduced to the status of livestock.

Friday, 11 December 2015

Justine is Released

Finding Justine - Libertine is now published (various formats).

It has taken a while... but finally published. Justine is available as an epub. pdf or paperback from Lulu today, and will be available on iTunes, Nook, Kindle, Kobo etc very soon.

An animal rights activist. A sadistic billionaire - and his beautiful young victim.

 


Adam Hurst felt his reason for existence crumble as all hunting with hounds became outlawed in his beloved Britain. No-longer would his special skills be required. The battle against an ancient barbarity had been won, and he had become redundant, without use or purpose. Yet one target remained, one secretive and sinister man. The titled owner of vast estates who presumed that he lived above the law. Determination driven by frustration fed Adam's new crusade... to expose the Earl of Silverleigh for the monster that he knew him to be.

Earl Marcus de Silverleigh, Peer of the Realm, bloodsports enthusiast, and devotee of the infamous sixteenth century libertine Donatien Alphonse Francois de Sade, better know simply as the Marquis. Marcus, a man of unimaginable wealth, and unspeakable depravity, a man driven by the writings of his hero, a man determined to translate the sordid fiction of Justine, his favourite book, into terrifying fact.

Theresa. Young, sweet, innocent. The very essence of virtue. Stolen from her home and humble background, her identity erased. A girl desperate for love and release, finding submission as her only hope of survival. A simple girl who becomes the focus of a battle between a tender and gentle man, and a cold, cruel master.

Marcus has found his Justine, and her nightmare has only just begun.

Get Justine as an ePub $2.99                          here    
Get Justine as a PDF    $1.99                          here
Get the Digest Paperback $9.74  (25% off)   here