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Books
· Bitter Choices, A Stan Turner Mystery

· Supreme Mandate

· Deadly Blood, A Stan Turner Mystery

· Deadly Dining

· Desert Swarm

· Unconscionable, A Rich Coleman Novel

· Tarizon: Shroud of Doom

· Deadly Defiance, A Stan Turner Mystery

· Disillusioned, A Stan Turner Mystery Vol 9

· Tarizon: Conquest Earth


Short Stories
· The Speech I Never Gave

· My First Literary Agent

· The Criminal Justice System

· Welcome to Tarizon

· Tarizon: Swarm 6222

· Faith Restored

· Hope and Strength

· A Million Fish

· River Of Peril

· Shooting the Bear


Articles
· How To Avoid Personal Liability If your Small Business Fails

· Cash Call, A Horror Story For The Small Business Owner

· The Credit Trap

· Turning Around The Troubled Small Business

· Tarizon' advances bold science-fiction traditions

· The Hero's Crossroads by Todd Mercer

· Plano Profile Magazine Interviews William Manchee

· Hot Crime Trends

· Book signings will feature author of the Stan Turner mystery series

· Move Over Grisham


Poetry
· Dolores

· My Dad Led Two Lives

· The World's Unluckiest Man

· Middle Drawer

· Ice Pick Widow

· A Note From Your Caregiver

· Comin'-In Party

· I Wish I'd Had Bad Credit

· Danger in the Mail

· The Mod, The Mortgage Lenders Scam

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· William Manchee's Titles Now Available On Nook

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· 5th Stan Turner Mystery Released

· CA$H CALL, Release August 31 2002

· Second Chair Goes into Second Printing

· Audio Versions of Trouble In Trinidad Released.

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Tarizon: The Liberator Launch Update
12/26/2008 6:58:04 PM


On the road with William Manchee - December 23, 2008. Since Its Release in September Tarizon: The Liberator has received much critical acclaim. This first book of the Tarizon Trilogy is targeted for an audience of 12 years and up and is available in hardback and audio CD.

THE TARIZON TRILOGY
by William Manchee
Title: Tarizon: The Liberator, Vol 1, September 2008
Tarizon: Civil War, Vol 2, September 2009
Tarizon: Target Earth, Vol 3, September 2010
Websites: http://williammanchee.com / http://tarizon.com
345 pages  * Science Fiction / Fantasy / Adult / Young Adult
Hardback $23.00 ISBN 978-1-929976-48-5
Audio CD: $29.00 ISBN 978-1-929976-49-2 * 9 CDs 10:44hrs

Synopsis: Tarizon: The Liberator

When a teenager discovers his father is working on a secret government project with aliens from the planet Tarizon, the project is compromised and Peter Turner must accept exile or be killed.

Tarizon is recovering from a series of super volcanic eruptions that nearly destroyed all life on the planet. It is slowly recovering ecologically but the political situation is volatile. The fight is between the Purists who want to rid Tarizon of a growing mutant population and eliminate all non-human intelligent life-forms, and the Loyalists who want to restore the Supreme Mandate that guarantees freedom and basic rights for all humans and other sentient beings.

Videl Lai has become Chancellor in a tainted election. Once in power, he renounces Tarizon's constitution, The Supreme Mandate, and orders the extermination of all non-human life forms.

The Loyalist party anticipating Videl's rise to power, has been planning a civil war to restore rule under the Supreme Mandate and stop the genocide. But the Loyalist Party is weak and there is little hope it will be able to defeat Videl Lai and his formidable army. The only hope seems to be a prophecy that foretells of the arrival of a Liberator from Earth who would lead a revolt to rid Tarizon of a ruthless dictator.

Peter, much to his shock and dismay, soon learns that many on Tarizon believe that he is this Liberator and is expected to lead the revolution against Videl Lai and free the Nanomites, Mutants and Seafolken from bondage.

What The Critics Are Saying

"Steve Anderson, AmericaJr . . . Tarizon: The Liberator is a blistering read . . . There's plenty of action to be had here and several nifty plot points, including the use of provoked downtrodden wildlife. . . It's very clever, and highly engaging. . . . getting a copy of Tarizon: The Liberator is a worthwhile move.

Reeden Wright
Galley Call: So. Independent Bookseller's Assn (SIBA). . . "The young adult science fiction audience will go for William Manchee's Tarizon: The Liberator, the first book in his new trilogy.  It reminds me of the Star Wars series, Among the Hidden (Margaret Peterson Haddix), Dancing With An Alien (Mary Logue), and Ender's Shadow (Orson Scott Card. This book has everything a sci-fi fan could want: an alien world, mutants, conflict and civil war, spaceships, super-technology and chapters full of action! There is even romance for young Peter."

Harriet Klausner, Alternative Worlds" . . . readers will enjoy this action-packed exciting thriller . . . William Manchee has created a fascinating world in trouble that anchors this exhilarating powerful morality tale. "
 
Molly Martin, Midwest Book Reviews. . . Characters are fresh, exciting, filled with vivacity. Dialog is fitting, often gritty, hard hitting potent. Storyline is attention-grabbing, engaging and out of the ordinary. Settings are nicely detailed, reader is drawn into the action, and interest is compelling from beginning to end. Plot twists, subterfuge, stratagem, and chicanery abound, heroes are heroic, and villains are down right vicious."

TOUR APPEARANCES

Since Tarizon's September launch Manchee has appeared all across America. First he attended two regional tradeshows, the Pacific Northwest Bookseller's Association in Portland, Oregon and the Southern Independent Booksellers Assoctiation in Biloxi, Ms. There has been numerous booksignings at Barnes & Noble stores, TV appearances in Chicago, Biloxi, and Tyler, and radio appearances in Ohio, North Dakota and Colorado. Tarizon was also featured in an article in ForeWord Magazine entitled  ForeSight Feature: The Hero's Crossroads: That Fateful Moment of Decision by: Todd Mercer, November/December 2008 Category: Young Adult.

Author's Note

Now just three months after the release of Tarizon: The Liberator,  production has begun on volume two, Tarizon: Civil War, due out next September.  Although it's been a difficult and unfamilar road, I'm pleaed with the reaction to the trilogy so far and believe it will become more and more popular as time goes on. On the positive side I certainly couldn't have asked the critics for better reviews. They have been quite generous. On the negative side, a crashing economy never does much for a book launch.  My strategy now is to focus on getting the word out that the Tarizon Trilogy is an exciting adventure that readers of all ages will truly enjoy. Hope to see you out there on the road.

For  a tour calendar visit my website at http://williammanchee.com and http://tarizon.com 



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• Defending the Small Business - Part 11. Misfortune - Tuesday, October 28, 2008
• Defending the Small Business: Part 10. Competition - Thursday, October 23, 2008
• Defending the Small Business. Part 9. Theft & Embezzlement - Monday, October 20, 2008
• Defending the Small Business - Part 8. Greedy Lenders - Sunday, October 19, 2008
• 7 - Defending The Small Business: The Credit Conspiracy - Saturday, October 18, 2008
• 6 - Defending the Small Business - Giving it away. - Thursday, October 16, 2008
• 5. Defending the Small Business: Starting on A Shoe String - Wednesday, October 15, 2008
• 4. Defending the Small Business: Suffocation - Tuesday, October 14, 2008
• 3 - Defending the Small Business: Looting - Monday, October 13, 2008
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