Smashwords — About Mark McKlendin, author of 'Bael and Jack', 'True Friend' and 'They say knowledge is power'

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Location: United States
Member Since: May 27, 2009

Mark McKlendin

Biography

As an old geek who as worked in the computer industry for the last 35 years this idea that I am now an author is both exhilarating and frightening. I live on a small farm in Oklahoma with my wife, dog and eighteen cats. I am currently working on a new novel, Bael and Jack, which I am very excited about and at the same time, I am also working on the sequel to They Say Knowledge Is Power. The sequel is called, Revenge, A Universal Language.

Though I am land bound now, my dream is to sail around the world solo, maybe with a cat or two, as I continue my writing.

Books

Bael and Jack by Mark McKlendin
Price: $4.99 USD. 27530 words. Published on August 8, 2011. Fiction.
A love story for the digital age. When the real world leaves Jack alone and lonely he looks for solace in the only world he knows, the Digital World. And when he discovers Bael he finds he can love again even though he understands this love can never be real. Or can it?

True Friend by Mark McKlendin
Price: $0.99 USD. 7920 words. Published on June 14, 2009. Fiction.
Jack the writer goes to a party that changes his life forever. What would you do for a true friend?

They say knowledge is power by Mark McKlendin
Price: $1.00 USD. 120040 words. Published on June 13, 2009. Fiction.
What would you do if you suddenly had secret knowledge that made you rich beyond your wildest dreams, only to discover you will need to loose the family you now hold most dear. On top of that, you are now responsible for every family on Earth as Armageddon approaches.

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adventure adventures of a boy artifical intelligence computers crime crime detective crime thrillers fiction love love compatibility love games science fiction short story writing style

Smashwords book reviews by Mark McKlendin

Dark End of the Spectrum on Aug. 26, 2009

A great technological read and most of it is plausible. The author has to resort to science fiction to solve the problem he had created but other than that the technology is solid. Most importantly, the book is a real page turner. Once I started I could not finish.