Wednesday, August 8, 2018

Spotlight: Entangled Earth

About the Book:
Parallel worlds exist a hair’s breadth from our own. A failed experiment causes one of these worlds to collide with ours. The invisible reality begins to tear our world apart, raining down chaos. Physicist Mia Green finds herself stuck in Paris, in the middle of the unnatural disaster and she’s the only one who knows what needs to be done; Mia must get home to England and stop the experiment that’s ending the world. Reality has crumbled to an ephemeral and unpredictable puzzle, filled with danger and destruction, and amid this chaos, it will take everything that Mia has to fix the splintered worlds. Entangled Earth is a mind-bending science fiction adventure where everyday activities on another invisible world suddenly become a deadly threat to our world. 



What everyone's saying about this ingenious, high concept thriller:
“It's action, chaos and excitement all the way” CBY Book Reviews
“Fast paced and action packed” Geeky Nerfherder
“A visually-engaging adventure fiction” Red Sparrow – Amazon 5 Stars
“Action and suspense flows through every step of the way” Kayak Jay – Amazon 5 Stars
“A twisted labyrinth of sci-fi” Cyana Scriptora – Goodreads
“A nonstop adventure that makes it practically impossible to put the book down until you’ve finished it” Kathy Golden – Goodreads


About the Author:
David Lea was born in Manchester in the United Kingdom in 1977. He grew up in Cheshire, not including a year in Washington DC as an impressionable 7-year-old. In his 20's David moved to London where he spent 10 years as a Forensic Scientist before moving into Business Analysis. He now lives in West Sussex.

David's first novel was Entangled Earth, an apocalyptic thriller, released in mid-2018. His next novel, Under Three Skies, is currently in progress.


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