Roger Lawrence

With eight books already on sale I have three more to be published this year. Old Geezers 3 (undecided subtitle as yet), Progeny of Kongomato, the final in my monster trilogy and Three Hoodies Save the World 3. I've also begun my newest project: an end-of-the-world novel with a topical twist. No details or spoilers since so far, I'm the only writer to have done it.

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Twitter: @publish_or_die
Blog: http://threehoodies.blogspot.co.uk/

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• Smashwords Book Marketing Guide on Sep. 20, 2010
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  Thanks for the guide. Could never have uploaded my book as it was before. Even better since it was free.
  
• A Gift for the Sultan on Sep. 05, 2011
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  I really enjoyed this book. The combination of myth, fantasy and reality made it a real page turner and one I would recommend to anyone - and this from someone who prefers science fiction.
  
• A Gift for the Sultan on Sep. 06, 2011
  
  I forgot to give a rating. It easily deserves a five.
  
• Always on Oct. 15, 2012
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  I read this book in one sitting. The characters are expertly detailed and the plot riveting.If this is the first I can't wait for the others. Well done to the author for a novel with a difference. Heartily recommended.
  
• Wander Home on Nov. 16, 2012
  
  I enjoyed this book. The first part was a little difficult but Karen's writing is so clear and engaging that it was easy to continue. It isn't an afterlife I would choose for myself but I can see its appeal. The real fear that Cassie feels about the imminent departure of her mother is a moving factor and one that really seals the book. This is one I would recommend for anyone. Excellent.
  
• Vampire Morsels: Short Story Collection on Nov. 23, 2012
  
  I loved the Vampire Morsels.So much in fact that I shall have to get all of the books. Joleene's writing is so elegant that I got through them in far too short a time. Humour and horror perfectly blended.Perfect.
  
• Division on Oct. 29, 2013
  
  I took a whole day off writing to read this novel; a time I guard jealously. But I’m glad I did. The storyline intrigued me and is one I think we’ll all be hearing more about as the years roll on especially in novel form. Karen has obviously gone to a great deal of time and trouble with this book and it shows. The two main characters, the brothers, are beautifully observed and developed in their differences despite their genetic connection. Their dilemma is one which provoked a lot of thought rather than being something I could just read once and immediately forget. I enjoyed wondering where the book was going and am glad to report that I was wrong about the final ending. My favourite character in the book was the judge. You’ll have to read it to discover why. Just as important in a market flooded with self published books, I was not forced to cringe half a dozen times on every page because of bad editing or painful grammatical mistakes. All in all a great read and one I would recommend to anyone. Well done to the author.