Bio:
Alesha Escobar first discovered her love of writing stories at the age of seven and hasn't stopped since. She enjoys reading, crafts, and is a self-professed caffeine addict. She lives in California with her husband and four children. "The Tower's Alchemist" is her debut novel and the first book of The Gray Tower Trilogy.
Product description:
On her last spy job for the Allies, Isabella George (codenamed Emelie) must extract a rogue wizard from Nazi occupied France and destroy his deadly alchemical weapon before it devours the continent. However, a few things stand in her way-- betrayal, a vampiric Cruenti warlock who's bent on stealing her powers...and the realization that wizards of the Gray Tower, the very people who trained her as an alchemist, may be her greatest enemy.
Q: What will e-readers like about your book?
"The Tower's Alchemist" has just the right amount of action, mythology and magic all woven into this interesting alternate history to keep you intrigued. There's also a bit of humor and romance amidst the suspense as you experience the story through the point-of-view of the heroine.
Q: Why did you go indie?
I believe electronic readers (and thus ebooks) are bigger than ever, and will continue to be. Since I've learned how to deliver my stories through this venue, I feel it gives me the freedom, control, and reward that I desire as an indie author.
Q: Who are your favorite authors in your genre?
George R.R. Martin, Robert Jordan, and Jim Butcher to name a few. I love fantasy and urban fantasy!
Link to web site or blog or Amazon/Smashwords
Amazon: http://amzn.to/nJ9FJF
blog: http://www.aleshaescobar.com
Alesha Escobar first discovered her love of writing stories at the age of seven and hasn't stopped since. She enjoys reading, crafts, and is a self-professed caffeine addict. She lives in California with her husband and four children. "The Tower's Alchemist" is her debut novel and the first book of The Gray Tower Trilogy.
Product description:
On her last spy job for the Allies, Isabella George (codenamed Emelie) must extract a rogue wizard from Nazi occupied France and destroy his deadly alchemical weapon before it devours the continent. However, a few things stand in her way-- betrayal, a vampiric Cruenti warlock who's bent on stealing her powers...and the realization that wizards of the Gray Tower, the very people who trained her as an alchemist, may be her greatest enemy.
Q: What will e-readers like about your book?
"The Tower's Alchemist" has just the right amount of action, mythology and magic all woven into this interesting alternate history to keep you intrigued. There's also a bit of humor and romance amidst the suspense as you experience the story through the point-of-view of the heroine.
Q: Why did you go indie?
I believe electronic readers (and thus ebooks) are bigger than ever, and will continue to be. Since I've learned how to deliver my stories through this venue, I feel it gives me the freedom, control, and reward that I desire as an indie author.
Q: Who are your favorite authors in your genre?
George R.R. Martin, Robert Jordan, and Jim Butcher to name a few. I love fantasy and urban fantasy!
Link to web site or blog or Amazon/Smashwords
Amazon: http://amzn.to/nJ9FJF
blog: http://www.aleshaescobar.com
"Since I've learned how to deliver my stories through this venue, I feel it gives me the freedom, control, and reward that I desire as an indie author."--Freedom and control is a recurring theme with indie authors. Indie publishing isn't just another option anymore, but slowly becoming THE option.
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