Angus H Day

I'm married, father of two fine children and I have made Fort Collins Colorado my home. Currently I work as a manufacturing chemist in the pharmaceutical industry, swim and write science fiction.

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adventure action    airships    alien adventure    aliens    colonization of new worlds    dystopia fiction    dystopian    epic    epic adventure    erotic actionadventure    erotic activities    erotica    intrigue    military    military science fiction    nano technology    nanotech    nanotechnology    romance    scienc fiction    science fiction    space action    space action scifi    space colonization    space opera    zombies   

• Dark Pilgrim Rising: Book one of the Dark Pilgrim Series on July 26, 2012
  
  This book is genuine proof that awesome work can occur outside of the big six publishers. The story is set far enough in the future to not become dated and it is an adventure worth the investment.
  
• Haywire on Nov. 04, 2012
  
  Haywire By Justin R. Macumber After hearing the trailers for Haywire over many episodes of The Dead Robot Society I decided that it deserved a read. Actually it didn't take that much persuasion as I'm pretty big into Space Opera, techno thriller Science Fiction with lots of military action thrown into the mix. Hmmm. Super-soldiers have been developed, to fight off an alien race bent on annihilating humankind, by a mad scientist who is long gone with his technological secrets. In the course of preventing the human race from being destroyed by it's saviors a teenage boy is transformed, a lonely woman finds love and a heroic soldier finds peace. I enjoyed the flow of the story, the development of the characters and the resolution to the problem. Liked the book and think that it deserves a prequel.
  
• Black White and Shades of Greyy on May 13, 2013
  
  Black, White and Shades of Greyy by E. M. Frear This is an epic fantasy in a world named Elisandria where the two main species are Elves and human. Separated from her parents at the youngish elfin age of a hundred due to a series of unfortunate events, Greyylene climbs in the pirating world of men until she is a Captain. Along the way tragedy befalls her as she witnesses her parents slain before her eyes, launches herself into the world of dark elfin magic, she encounters extremely large cat people while possibly under the influence of really strong potions and makes herself into a damn nuisance for the Imperial Navy. She does manage to brush up with romance along the way but I wonder if or when she will reveal how much of a cougar she is to the human apple of her eye. As the first in a series this book does leave the reader wanting more and from what I can tell of the ending book two will not be a carbon copy with sequel stamped on it. I enjoyed this book and I recommend it to readers teenaged and more aged.