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Member Since: April 30, 2010
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Alan Tucker


Biography

I'm a Dad, Writer, Graphic Designer and Soccer Coach... not necessarily in that order!

Where to find Alan Tucker online

Website: http://www.mother-earthseries.com
Twitter: TuckerAuthor
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://motherearthseries.wordpress.com/

Books

Mother's Heart    by Alan Tucker
Price: $3.99 USD. 71350 words. Published on February 23, 2012. Fiction.
The cunning and powerful Mogritas and his allies maneuver and toy with the citizens of Mother, before moving in for the kill. Scattered across not one, but two worlds, Jenni and her classmates struggle to reunite for a final battle against the shapeshifter. Or will old frictions and new threats tear them, and their adopted world, apart? Ruin or salvation, the answers lie in Mother’s Heart.
The Mother-Earth Series Omnibus    by Alan Tucker
Price: $6.99 USD. 233900 words. Published on February 21, 2012. Fiction.
(4.00 from 1 review)
This volume contains the three complete works of the Mother-Earth fantasy/adventure series: Book One: A Measure of Disorder, Book Two: A Cure for Chaos, and Book Three: Mother's Heart. Follow Jenni Kershaw and her eighth grade science class through their harrowing adventures, battling powerful evils and sometimes even themselves. It's different, imaginative, and critically acclaimed.
A Cure for Chaos    by Alan Tucker
Price: $3.99 USD. 80180 words. Published on January 28, 2011. Fiction.
Jenni Kershaw just wanted a chance at a normal life. Well, maybe something a little better than normal. But perfect physical features weren’t translating into happiness for Jenni as a freshman in high school. Something was still missing. Jenni never would have guessed that something might be her old nemesis from junior high, Alisha, who shows up out of the blue, bearing a flag of truce.
A Measure of Disorder    by Alan Tucker
Price: Free! 90740 words. Published on April 30, 2010. Fiction.
0.75 star(4.67 from 6 reviews)
Join Jenni Kershaw and her classmates as they are whisked away to a world full of life, adventure, and danger. One which reshapes each of them by its vision of their soul. Some accept it, some fight it, all wonder: will that vision control their destiny? The class find themselves pitted against a powerful evil — and each other — all while trying to discover who, and what, they really are.

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Smashwords book reviews by Alan Tucker

  • First Utterings on July 20, 2011
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    Thank you, Michelle, for sharing these glimpses into your life and soul. It's not an easy thing to express so deeply for all the world to see. I was particularly taken with "The Plea" and "In March". March seems to be a momentous month for me as well for some reason. Strange how that works! Keep writing!
  • Zahid's Tale on Feb. 26, 2012
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    Zahid's Tale is a sure bet for lovers of high or epic fantasy. Doering has crafted a detailed world in which the energy and emotions of memory power the forces of magic. Zahid is a wizard whose desire for a more pastoral life led him away from the Academy where he'd spent the majority of his life studying magic. He has a new wife and home in a small village, and is respected by the community. Zahid and his wife wish to start a family, but a recent raid on the village has cast doubts in his mind regarding his ability to defend the family he desires. The Academy draws Zahid reluctantly back, with the help of a precocious friend, Kalan, and the promise of enough power to keep his family safe from harm in the future. The story is alive with magic, friendship, political intrigue, and action. Doering has written characters full of life and complexity that draw the reader in to the experience. His writing style is smooth and detailed, bringing each scene into sharp focus. I look forward to more work from him in the future!