I'm often asked what books/authors I would recommend
from readers who have read all of my books and are looking for more good
reads. If you're one of those folks and are looking for a good read, I
have provided my top 40 picks for novels by some of my favorite
authors. Enjoy.
I’ve seen a good number of blog posts recently from fellow authors focusing on the issue of reviews, which can be, and often are, posted by folks with rude dispositions, grudges, agendas, etc. For a new author, even an honest negative review can be soul crushing. To the experienced author, with thicker skin, negative reviews can be a distraction. So the advice being given is generally this: don’t read reviews for your books. Sounds good on the surface. By not exposing yourself to these negative opinions, you are protecting yourself from the pain delivered by Internet trolls with nothing better to do than harass an author. The troll might be angry after reading the first line of a book sample, or might disagree with the pricing, or might be annoyed that Harriet Klausner gave your book 4 stars, or any number of silly reasons for an anonymous rant. And YES, these people should be ignored. They’ve likely taken to the Internet for attention, because the people in their real lives have begun ignoring their sour mood.
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Write a review for ISLAND 731. That’s it. Post the review to Amazon, B&N and/or Goodreads, then comment on this post, or send a message on Facebook or an e-mail to info(at)jeremyrobinsononline.com with a link to your review. I’ll then add you to the list for I AM COWBOY, which means you’ll get it for free, but also a few days before everyone else.
Just a quick FYI, the SecondWorld mass market paperback is now available…everywhere!
"SecondWorld is far from second best. Jeremy Robinson’s latest thriller is massive in scope and brilliantly apocalyptic. Here is a feat of storytelling that shocks as much as it exhilarates." — James Rollins
This is really a bittersweet announcement as THE LAST HUNTER and Solomon Ull Vincent have become my constant companions over the past three years. More than any of my books, I looked forward to starting the next book in the series. It felt like going home. And I think that deep connection with the story is reflected in the book’s pages, and is felt by those who read the books. After all, Solomon is a precious boy.
Today I have the pleasure of sharing PROJECT NEMESIS with you. This book is special to me because it represents a lifetime of fandom on my part. One of my primary sources of inspiration during my childhood was Creature Double Feature on Saturday mornings. I couldn’t get enough Godzilla, Gamera, Rodan and Mothra. If you’re a reader of my novels, you’ve probably noticed I like to include creatures. Well, now I’ve come up with one that’s as big and powerful as the giants that I pretended to be whilst crushing snow boulders. That said, if you are NOT a fan of Godzilla, have no fear. PROJECT NEMESIS is a Jeremy Robinson novel in every way. The pacing, science and mythology are all there…just really, really big. I also have some exciting news in addition to the book, so let’s get to it!
I’ve seen a good number of blog posts recently from fellow authors focusing on the issue of reviews, which can be, and often are, posted by folks with rude dispositions, grudges, agendas, etc. For a new author, even an honest negative review can be soul crushing. To the experienced author, with thicker skin, negative reviews can be a distraction. So the advice being given is generally this: don’t read reviews for your books. Sounds good on the surface. By not exposing yourself to these negative opinions, you are protecting yourself from the pain delivered by Internet trolls with nothing better to do than harass an author. The troll might be angry after reading the first line of a book sample, or might disagree with the pricing, or might be annoyed that Harriet Klausner gave your book 4 stars, or any number of silly reasons for an anonymous rant. And YES, these people should be ignored. They’ve likely taken to the Internet for attention, because the people in their real lives have begun ignoring their sour mood.
This is really a bittersweet announcement as THE LAST HUNTER and Solomon Ull Vincent have become my constant companions over the past three years. More than any of my books, I looked forward to starting the next book in the series. It felt like going home. And I think that deep connection with the story is reflected in the book’s pages, and is felt by those who read the books. After all, Solomon is a precious boy.
