Marc Secchia

I've had a number of suggestions through from you lovely readers about the order in which one should read the Shapeshifter Dragons series. Thanks! Here's my suggestion based on your feedback: 1. Kick off with an awesome dragonride - Aranya 2. Grab yourself a feisty little dragon - The Pygmy Dragon 3. Enter the darker realms with Shadow Dragon 4. Leap into the Pygmy Dragon sequel (drafting underway, no date as yet) 5. Travel beneath the Cloudlands and across the Rift with Aranya #3 (planned, no date set as yet) And then? I'll be working on Aranya #3 and The Pygmy Dragon #2 over the course of the next few months. I haven't set publication dates yet, but I'm hoping for mid-year for one of the two books and later in the autumn for the other. They need to be written in tandem for reasons I shall not reveal - don't want to spoil it for you! Thank you so much to all who have posted up a re view of my books, either here on GR or on Amazon. I read them al

What a terrific time-travel / alternative history adventure! Meticulously researched and imagined, with a Gordian knot of a plot that taxes the grey cells in a most enjoyable way, this is a story different to anything that I've read before, by turns informative, imaginative, and lucidly written. The author has clearly spent a great deal of time constructing a thoroughly believable yet unpredictable plot. Buy it here! The story is told in two clearly demarcated threads which come together at the end like the very serpent ropes that are the key to travel through space and time in this epic tale - and it certainly is epic, spanning thousands of years. In a bid to save their civilization, people from the planet Omeyocan in the Pleiades travel to Earth to mingle their genes and save the species. They setup the ancient Inca, Maya and Aztec temples which have so baffled and amazed archaeologists. Not only this, but there's a thorough explanation for technologies which are alien t