THE VARIANT EFFECT – A FREE SCIFI/HORROR NOVEL by G. WELLS TAYLOR
TORONTO, CANADA – (Aug. 31/10) THE VARIANT EFFECT scifi/horror novel by G. Wells Taylor is now available in ONE FREE multi-format eBook download or to order as paperback at SkinEaters.com and other locations.
This simultaneous launch celebrates the completion of the Variant Effect Serial that ran from Sept. 2009 until June 2010 and entertained thousands of readers from over 130 countries.
“The old building in a rundown part of town was a perfect place to find a body, but Joe Borland knows they’d never have dragged him out of retirement if it still had its skin. It’s been twenty years since Borland battled the Variant Effect, and twenty since he let his partner get skinned alive. Now they are ordered back into action to meet a terrifying new threat.”
Author of Bent Steeple, The Apocalypse Trilogy and Wildclown’s World of Change, G. Wells Taylor delivers a claustrophobic tale of a toxic world where broken soldiers battle manmade monsters.
Get a FREE copy of THE VARIANT EFFECT for your digital library at SkinEaters.com, GWellsTaylor.com, BarnesandNoble.com, Kobobooks.com, iBookstore, Diesel-eBooks.com and Smashwords.com where all other G. Wells Taylor titles are available as multi-format eBook for $3.99 or to order in paperback.
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