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Location: United States
Member Since: Aug. 06, 2009

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Daniel A. Roberts

Biography

I live in Oklahoma with my Wife, Krista and our two wonderful daughters.

Where to find Daniel A. Roberts online

Website: http://www.thepassiontrilogy.com/
Twitter: DanielRoberts68

Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/daniel-a-roberts/38/b96/108
Blog: http://passiontrilogy.wordpress.com/

Where to buy in print

http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B004PS76IM

Books

Defenders of Valinthia by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: $2.99 USD. 93140 words. Published on March 1, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 2 reviews)
A world where magic reigns finds itself at war with a universe dominated by science. This conflict won't be won by the humans alone. Valinthia holds more to its mysteries than a functioning magic. Changelings and their love for chaos sign up. Pixies and gnomes learn to get along! Sleeping dragons stir during their rejuvenating slumber. Battle lines are drawn as the conflict begins!

The Unintentional Vampire by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: Free! 7150 words. Published on September 17, 2011. Fiction.
A deep space exploratory team finds a pristine world filled with a humanoid population. Having an entire crew of alcoholics under his command, Captain Mark Trevor faces more than a shortage of booze and severe alcohol withdrawal. An act of vampirism proves that monsters are indeed real... and not who you expect them to be.

Passion Of The Unknown by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: $2.99 USD. 82060 words. Published on May 1, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
The Elerian and Sanego realms have enjoyed two decades of peace while Ryan and Myra’s children matured into interesting adults. As the riddle of the Machine Master’s Hand reveals intriguing discoveries, passion flares to life in the most unlikely places. Between the fear of a terrifying new enemy and the pending annihilation of all they hold dear, is their hope for survival futile?

Passion Of The Same by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: $2.99 USD. 73840 words. Published on February 6, 2011. Fiction.

(4.50 from 2 reviews)
Surrounded by forces from two different worlds, Myra and Ryan struggle to survive the efforts that are intent upon destroying them. Old enemies become new allies, but will their combined skills be enough to save everyone?

The Gift of a Kiss by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: Free! 2260 words. Published on January 20, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
An incredibly handsome gentleman offers Malinda a kiss for an act of kindness. She quickly learns that he isn't an ordinary man. Destiny and sorcery both conspire to grant a woman everything she never had in a way she never thought possible!

A Jalapeno For The Vampire by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: Free! 4550 words. Published on January 3, 2011. Fiction.

(4.00 from 2 reviews)
Kidnapped and thrown into the lair of a deadly vampire, Susan Smith fights through the terror of her plight to survive. Will the evil creature get her in the end or will she find a way to defeat him?

Passion Of The Different by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: $2.99 USD. 74760 words. Published on November 19, 2010. Fiction.

(4.57 from 7 reviews)
Amnesia robbing him of all identity and found by Myra, it's clearly evident he isn't of her people. As exotic to her as she is to him, will culture differences be too much for their growing passion? Or will Queen Darya successfully steal what no peasant should have? Torn by subterfuge and conflict, his choices may have little bearing as the forgotten past catches up.

Politically Incorrect Civilian's Guide to Restoring The Constitutional Republic by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: $0.99 USD. 18820 words. Published on May 22, 2010. Nonfiction.
Are you politically exhausted or know somebody who is? Do you want to know what is being done today to address the unconstitutional actions of our crippled system and get your energy back? Look no further. I share how my upbringing motivates me to actively stand up for our rights, and how we're winning at the state level. I don't pull punches and I do point fingers, and it's all 100% true.

A Temporal Mistake by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: $0.99 USD. 16180 words. Published on August 7, 2009. Fiction.
Harshly yanked through time and space from an experiment gone wrong, a lonely man named Alexander does his best to fit into utopia as the long list of mysterious facts come together to reveal the shocking truth of where he truly landed.

Five Ways To Sex Your Woman Into Bliss by Daniel A. Roberts
Price: $0.99 USD. 7770 words. Published on August 6, 2009. Nonfiction.
Surprise your woman with five unique methods of pleasure that will keep her happy for decades to come. It's more than just adding a new spark in your relationship, but adding a new depth of intimacy you both will come to appreciate. These aren't old tricks reworded, but innovative new techniques brought to life through step by step descriptions that make visualization easy and pleasant.

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Smashwords book reviews by Daniel A. Roberts

The Unsuspecting Mage: The Morcyth Saga Book One on Jan. 05, 2011

This is every AD&D's fan full fledged fantasy if it ever became real. I grew up playing Dungeons and Dragons and the elements are done very well. As for the writing style, it brings a human touch to story telling and I won't naysay such things. Being different and providing a story through that level of difference that's enjoyable when you go on the adventure is what counts. I remember reading a story about an author who did a 'play' outside of the limitations of the day, used slang which was unheard of, had his plays get negative reviews all the time from 'distinguished' writers of his day who raised their noses. His name was William Shakespeare. To William, it was about the story, not about the expected format that allowed little room for expression and growth. Brian Pratt wrote his book with the focus on the story, and he told it well. He told it like a human, not like some stuffy gray headed english professor who's very perfect English will hit you like a valium at page 5. Brian has conjured for us a story with elements of magic as experienced by a teenager. Well done, good sir. It's nice to know you didn't stop.
Fair Price on Jan. 23, 2011

Nice reveal towards the end there, something different that kept my attention from the beginning to the end. If you decide to take this further, let us know.
Suitcase Tales on April 04, 2011

A charming set of short stories, snips of real life written down through keen observation and put to page in an entertaining way. Thank you for the free read, Val. It's nice to see that you didn't forget your original dream, seeing them linked from today to way back when offers a keen insight to the woman that you are. Well done.
Swallow the Moon on Sep. 18, 2011

As a guy who enjoys a good romance novel from time to time, I tend to be a bit more critical. When things happen that don't make sense, I tend to frown. Well guess what. I never frowned ONCE while reading Swallow the Moon. I expected to read this in a week or so, only to find myself unable to put it down. The plot isn't too complicated, yet it's intricate in how it plays out. That's no easy feat to pull off. One of my pet peeves of women writers who write about men's reactions in a romantic novel is having the guy so far off base as to be unreal. Jorndan's take on this issue is a pleasant surprise. She gets it right. In doing that, the story took on a quality of realism that I do enjoy, and happily immersed myself into the world and the supernatural problems our lovebirds face. Well done, Jordan. I can tell that you wrote this from both the heart and mind. Keep it up. ^_^