The Actuator: 1: Fractured Earth
On a secret military base tucked in a remote desert mountain, a
dangerous machine lies hidden from the American public. Known as “The
Actuator”, this machine is capable of transforming entire communities into
alternate realities. In theory, these often terrifying realities are reversible.
The scientists in charge of this machine employ operatives called
Machine Monks, who attune their minds to manifest single ideas from the realms
of fantasy and science fiction. These ideas are then superimposed upon sparsely
inhabited areas for testing. For a while, the enigmatic Actuator cooperates
with the experiments, using dampeners to limit the affected area. But
those in charge of the project eagerly anticipate exploring the full potential
of this amazing device.
Experiments progress to where they feed more than twenty different
genre ideas simultaneously into the Actuator’s database. Meanwhile, an unknown
saboteur dismantles the dampeners. The affect is catastrophic. The entire
world is plunged into chaos, and familiar landscapes become a deadly patchwork
of genre horrors. Overnight, the Actuator becomes the worst menace the earth
has ever seen, claiming lives in staggering numbers.
The Actuator: Fractured Earth is a unique book because it is not just cross-genre but multi-genre, with characters literally passing from one genre area to another. It is a collaborative work between James Wymore and Aiden James. If you are interested in reading and reviewing this book, check it out on NetGalley! (Note: must have a NetGalley account to request books, but a NetGalley account is free and easy.)
James
Wymore, Author Bio
Tall tales and imagination filled James
Wymore’s formative years as he moved around the American West. Constantly in pursuit of a gateway to another
world, he failed to find a literal door to another reality. However, he learned to travel everywhere
fantastic through writing.
As an adult, James voyaged to other
continents, where new philosophies and cultures fed his desire to see life from
different perspectives. He then immersed
himself in studying nature, in the hopes of finding a loophole. Along the way, he continued creating stories
about alternate worlds like the ones hiding just out of sight.
James finally settled in the Rocky
Mountains with his pet wolf, Kilgore, and started publishing his work. With three books and six short stories in
print after just one year, he celebrates the best supernatural portal he’s
found so far—the mind.
Search with him at http://jameswymore.wordpress.com
On
a lifelong search for fantastic worlds hiding just out of sight, James Wymore
writes to explore. With three books and
six short stories in print after just one year, he continues to push the
boundaries of imagination. Journey with
him at http://jameswymore.wordpress.com
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