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I just released my new YA Fantasy/Murder Mystery book! It’s called Inspector Mage: Blood on the Floor, and you can find it here: Amazon
I’ve written and published many books, but this one is my proudest achievement.
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Every Oseran is born with a Mage Gift but, for the talented Inspector Russell Gaines, even his abilities could not help him prevent the death of his sister at the hands of a serial killer known as the New Age God.
Class struggles in a society where the Haves are superpowered and Have Nots are literally powerless isn't a struggle at all... it's an impossibility.
My debut novel 2HVØRHVNØT: To Have or Have Not is an action-packed genre-bending murder mystery set in a dystopian future where the superpowered Mighty oppress the powerless Citizens.
The Mighty think Mario killed one of their own. Now, he must race against time to prove his innocence and survive the onslaught of the Mighty killer.
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Thank you all for your feedback. There are some great story suggestions here to get started. Now my question is about the genre superhero fantasy--Does it always have to be superheroes and supervillains? What if the world has people with powers like superheroes and villains do, but they aren't used for good... or evil for that matter. Superhero doesn't feel like it makes sense, but I think that's the closest it fits. This book doesn't have superheroes per se, but the world is full of people that feel like superheroes called the Mighty, but there's so many of them that their powers don't mean anything, except they oppress people who don't have powers. The story takes place from the perspective of someone without powers. What genre would you call that? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HDKV3RG
Another suggestion: Whispers from the Dead. It has a boy who was accused of murdering, but it wasn't his mother. I think it was a housekeeper. And I don't know if he really did it or not. There's a big reveal about him at the end. I'm going to get it for my Kindle and read it because it sounds pretty good, but I thought I'd throw the title out there.
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