GHOSTS OF SAN FRANCISCO : TALES OF ECLIPSE VOL.1

by Mord McGhee

Overview

2014 Silver Global Ebook Award Winner in Science Fiction. Gritty glimpse into the lives of street gang turned corporate killers, Eclipse. When something moves in the corner of your eye and is gone when you turn to look... when the knife is in a different spot than where you just left it on the counter... this is real. Ghosts of the future. Nothing is what you expect. From the twisted mind of Mord McGhee and award winning scifi, GHOSTS OF SAN FRANCISCO has it all!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151311403
Publisher:	TSPress
Publication date:	02/24/2015
Series:	Tales Of Eclipse , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	297
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Mord McGhee is of a new class of science fiction writers out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is an avid volunteer for charities and an award winning author of twisted fiction. "It's not dystopia to think history will repeat itself." --Mord McGhee "Intense, Graphic, Provocotive. The Psychological thriller has a new voice and it is Mord McGhee." --Steve Alten, NY Times best-selling author of MEG & THE LOCH

Editorial Reviews

Dark, fast paced and full of action! An exciting book by a great storyteller. Great characters , well developed plot. You will enjoy!

Amazon - Semi Moser

I'm not usually a fan of books/movies set in the future, but this book was recommended to me and I loved it! It was fast-paced and full of action, but still easy to follow. I loved the characters! I was excited to pick it up the next day and it was hard to put down. Can't wait for more!

Amazon - Jenny Wylie

action packed, terrifying thriller of what could very well be our own technological future.

Hyrum Blog - LS Lynn

I must start off by saying, having not read the synopsis before I started the book (I try not to go into a book I'm going to review with any preconceived notions), I was pleasantly surprised when the title turned out to mean something drastically different than normal "ghosts". And that wasn't a bad thing, trust me. This book was incredibly unique and very interesting, and it kept me turning pages as quickly as I could. I especially liked how the chapters were constructed, where some would give

Barnes and Noble Review - Kristen Searce