Daniel D Longdon


Biography

Daniel D Longdon currently lives in Derbyshire with his lady Emma and his two children. He is working on the second novel which he hopes is ready for publication in the summer of 2012

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Books

Retribution    by Daniel D Longdon
Price: $5.20 USD. 104360 words. Published by Gingernut Books Ltd  on December 10, 2012. Fiction.

The second book of Devastation that will settle once and for all the age old argument of the rule of Albion
It's a Dog's Life    by Daniel D Longdon
Price: $1.50 USD. 18170 words. Published by Gingernut Books Ltd  on May 19, 2012. Fiction.

The planet Lorella is laid waste, blasted continually by intense radiation, the human survivors digging deep into the planet’s crust to escape. Nothing can prepare them though for the birth defects inflicting the new babies born to them. After time, natural selection takes over. The resultant mutations are malformed and twisted beyond the point of recognition as being even distantly related to man
Infusion    by Daniel D Longdon
Price: $0.99 USD. 5010 words. Published by Gingernut Books Ltd  on May 9, 2012. Fiction.

Mankind had reached the pinnacle of its existence; it had reached out among the stars, terraforming and colonising other worlds. It had the power to alter a world’s orbit and rotation, even creating moons so the newly terraformed worlds had the tidal pull of earth, so that its new inhabitants’ future generations wouldn’t evolve too far from what was considered the norm in the empire.
Devastation    by Daniel D Longdon
Price: $5.65 USD. 132920 words. Published by Gingernut Books Ltd  on April 22, 2012. Fiction.

A story that is set centuries in the future, when Earth is a dead star, humans have stretched out to other planets and human nature prevails. Times may change but some things never will and there will always be some that will prey on those that prefer to live their lives and abide by the rules. Every dog has his day - Jason de Silva is about to have his.

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