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Greetings, everyone
Welcome to my humble little page where I am building my self-publishing business. Ever since I was in grade school I loved the art of writing. As a compulsive TV/movie/book addict, I always wanted to tell my own stories. So I started working on my first novel way back in high school, several really, but none that pleased me.
Finally, I picked a story I believed would connect with people and also test my limits as a writer. Thus, my first book "Reverence" was born. Ever since I discovered the wonders of self-publishing, I realized we live in an age where authors do not have to beg at the feet of big publishers to see the light of day. Though it takes A LOT of hard work and dedication (and unmentionable amounts of coffee), I find writing my stories probably the most fulfilling experience in my life.
My books touch on a lot of topics that I find relevant in our world today, among them war, poverty, political apathy, family, all wrapped in engrossing sci-fi epics with plenty of action and touches of humor.
That being said, let the books speak for themselves and check them out.
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Reviewed by Benjamin Ookami for Readers' Favorite
End of Knighthood Part II: The King’s Move is the third installment in Joshua Aaron Landeros’s Reverence series. Once upon a time, William Marconi, a cyborg good at killing his foes, had been part of the United Nation Republic’s Super Soldier Forces. That time is long gone. Marconi tags along with the Crimson Angels now. Members of this resistance group include siblings Jacob and Gabriella Neeson, the offspring of the now deceased and former head scientist of the UNR, and Captain Joseph Halsey, their leader. The commander of the UNR, the Chancellor, is planning something big for a number of beloved activists. As the Crimson Angels move towards Rock City Salvage Station, a place heavily occupied by the UNR’s finest, a superior batch of soldiers awaits their arrival.
Aptly nicknamed the Wolf, William Marconi is a deadly one-man killing machine of a lead character, but you won’t know what I mean until you’ve tasted Landeros’s elaborate action scenes featuring this hero for yourself. The Chancellor is one of those antagonists that are so much bigger than the roles they play. Marisol Leone, also a cyborg, always remained enjoyable to follow. William is presented with an obstacle by an important character he comes into contact with, which could very well complicate things with the Crimson Angels, but gives his cyborg what he truly longs for: direction. Recalling all the shots fired by advanced weaponry, fighting cyborgs, and aerial combat scenes, I can call this book nothing less than a thrilling action novel, lauded in letters set ablaze.
