Apex by Aer-Ki Jyr blog tour spotlight

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Title: Apex
Author: Aer-ki Jyr
Publisher: Harper Voyage Impulse
Pages: 368
Genre: Science Fiction/Fantasy
Format: Kindle

A new dawn is coming.

It’s been eons since Humans controlled the universe, after their defeat by a mysterious enemy. With their downfall came a virtual dark age in which culture and technology stagnated. But now trade is once again flourishing as Human artifacts resurface throughout the galaxy, resurrecting long-forgotten advancements.

And one such discovery may very well alter the course of the future forever.

An epic space adventure, Aer-ki Jyr’s Apex is a breathless race to the ultimate prize, with the very fate of the stars hanging in the balance.

For More Information

§  Apex is available at Amazon.
§  Discuss this book at PUYB Virtual Book Club at Goodreads.

Aer-ki Jyr is a scifi author with a writing style that crosses over many genres, culminating in giant story arcs deserving of the ‘epic’ label.

His ongoing independently published Star Force series takes an unusual approach in that it is broken up into novella ‘episodes’ similar in structure to a TV series, with each being around 20,000 – 30,000 words long and occurring in sequential order. The series(with 100 episodes planned) begins in the near future then jumps sporadically down the timeline, making for an atypical storytelling approach that has already seen over 25,000 sales.

Coming in April, 2015, Jyr joins the HarperCollins author ranks with his first professionally published novel “Apex” that will begin another huge space saga with a long series of novels planned.

For More Information
§  Connect with Aer-ki on Facebook and Twitter.
§  Find out more about Aer-ki at Goodreads.

Next up on the tour:
April 13
Guest blogging at Gothic Moms
April 14
Interviewed at Review From Here
April 15
Book excerpt at The Dark Phantom
April 17
Promo/Mini-Teaser at I’m Shelf-ish
April 20
Guest blogging at Bent Over Bookwords
April 21
Promo/Mini-Teaser at Confessions of a Reader
April 22
Interviewed at Literal Exposure
April 23
Promo/Mini-Teaser at A Taste of My Mind
April 27
Book reviewed and Guest blogging at Working for the Mandroid
April 28
Interviewed at Examiner
April 29
Promo/Mini-Teaser at The Revolving Bookshelf
April 30
Guest blogging at The Book Czar


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