Smashwords — About Richard L. Sanders, author of 'The Phoenix Conspiracy' and 'Betraying Nexus'

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Location: United States
Member Since: March 09, 2011

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Richard L. Sanders

Biography

Please visit http://www.richardlsanders.com for more information about the author and his writings.

Where to find Richard L. Sanders online

Website: http://www.richardlsanders.com

Books

The Phoenix Conspiracy by Richard L. Sanders
Price: Free! 119140 words. Published on May 12, 2011. Fiction.

(4.86 from 7 reviews)
Calvin, an intelligence operative, is sent to eliminate a dangerous traitor. But as he chases his prey across the stars, he realizes they are both pawns in a shadowy chess game that threatens humankind everywhere. If he is to uncover the conspiracy he must confront, and embrace, the darkest elements of the galaxy. And throw himself, his career, and everyone he loves into the line of fire.

Betraying Nexus by Richard L. Sanders
Price: Free! 9830 words. Published on April 16, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 6 reviews)
Jason works for Nexus, a secret vigilante organization. He’s a Mind Bender and can implant thoughts into the minds of others. He's both a prodigy and a rising star. But when he’s forced to take down an old friend and learns Nexus's darkest secret, he must ask himself what he believes in. And if it’s worth turning against the woman he loves.

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agent betrayal conspiracy contemporary danger deadly fantasy magic military mystery operative operatives romance secret spy urban vigilante war

Smashwords book reviews by Richard L. Sanders

Barry Rotter and The Golf Lesson on May 16, 2011

A whimsical little satire about a somewhat less magical juvenile from England. Light-hearted, a bit tongue-in-cheek, and clever. It is very short, however. And the story unexpectedly becomes an epilogue. Nevertheless, it's a fun five minute read that's free.