Tales of Solomon Pace (The Storm Series - The short Stories)

Writing Style: Dialogue and Character drivenBook Type: Dark Fantasy Themes: Power, Relationships, Love, Loss, and ParenthoodTarget audience: Open minded people who enjoy a more mature and grittier storyline in their fantasy booksTales of Solomon Pace’ can be read as part of the Storm Series or as a standalone book of interlinked short stories. With ‘Tales of Solomon Pace’ I knew straight away that I wanted to delve deeper into the background of the man and to give the reader glimpses of Solomon’s past. To that end, I’ve produce a range of stories which will show different aspects of Solomon Pace, and give the reader additional insight to this very complicated, dangerous and intriguing character. If you have download / listened to Tales of Solomon Pace, I would be extremely grateful if you took the time to leave a review. Tell me what you liked, tell me what you did not, or just tell me your fav character. I read all reviews, as they help me become a better writer, and just as importantly your review will help fellow readers decide whether or not to delve into the world of Talocants.

About the Author

Alan Scott was born and raised on the West Coast of Scotland, and returns occasionally to top up his accent. He joined the RAF in 1989 and travelled the world, where he met the wicked and the witless, as well as the kind and thoughtful. He left in 2001. Having been a lifelong avid reader of dark fantasy and good (really bad) pulp fiction, he finally decided to conquer his dyslexia and try writing his own, using his treasured homeland and love of music for inspiration. With the help of a proofreader in Texas, USA, and an illustrator from Berlin, Germany, he has created 'The Storm Series', which currently consists of a trilogy of novels and two books of short stories. He is fan-friendly and welcomes all comments and reviews of his work. Search Facebook for Echoesofastorm or follow him on Twitter @Echoes198. He still cannot help but smile when he sees that his work has been downloaded in as faraway places as Japan and Brazil. Alan is currently working on another book of short stories for the Storm Series.

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