Within the Brass Web.
by Brian Moon
Price: Free! 49610 words.
Published on July 1, 2011. Fiction.
A fictional Fan Fiction story, for the game City of Heroes.
Gangsters seeking control of the city... a mastermind, with his mechanized army, seeking control of the world... the super heroes determined to regain control. All of them clash one fateful Monday Morning.
A battle now known as Brass Monday
Location: United States
Member Since: April 09, 2011
Brian Moon
Biography
I'm a blessed husband and father. Gamer, photographer, avid reader. I've been writing fan fiction for three years. Now I venture into unknown territory of my own imagination.
For the time being, my books are only available in ebook format.
For the time being, my books are only available in ebook format.
Where to find Brian Moon online
Website: http://moonlyte.net/
Twitter: Moonlyte
Twitter: Moonlyte
- Moonlyte: 4 hours down and I've managed to complete 6 files. I should end my week with a clear desk. Only 2 apps to go.
- Moonlyte: Today is no longer about me.
- Moonlyte: Lawn done, patios washed, furniture out, still working on the pool, mulch coming for flower beds. Working hard so I can do nothing later.
- Moonlyte: I'm mooping around the house, wishing I was at #Balticon, wishing everyone one there a great weekend. Back to de-greenifying my pool. =p
- Moonlyte: Well with nothing to eat in the house, I'm off to find a donut. Not healthy, but it is Monday.
Books
Griffin Rider, Book 1, The Inventor's Tomb.
by Brian Moon
Price: $0.99 USD. 59890 words. Published on May 31, 2011. Fiction.
Could a puzzle ball found in an airship’s wreckage be a clue to finding a fabled inventor’s treasure? Eliza and her friends must decide whether this is just a child’s toy or if indeed it can lead them to the inventor’s tomb. Having nothing to lose they embark on a treasure hunt, but will they find what they are looking for?
Price: $0.99 USD. 59890 words. Published on May 31, 2011. Fiction.
Could a puzzle ball found in an airship’s wreckage be a clue to finding a fabled inventor’s treasure? Eliza and her friends must decide whether this is just a child’s toy or if indeed it can lead them to the inventor’s tomb. Having nothing to lose they embark on a treasure hunt, but will they find what they are looking for?
Brian Moon’s tag cloud
adventure
city of heroes
comic adventure
fan fiction
fantasy
gangsters
griffin
steampunk
super hero
super villain
young adult
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Smashwords book reviews by Brian Moon
- Ginnie Dare: Crimson Sands
on June 18, 2011
In baseball terms, this is a Home run! The characters are well developed, and it has an interesting plot line with a few twists along the way. What I loved best is that I can let my kids read it. Well done!
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on June 18, 2011
You can't know the ending based on the beginning. But when you finish it has a strong message. I liked this one.