John Reinhard Dizon

What makes Indie authors so exciting is that they write from the heart, unbound by the constraints of convention, with no aspect of their imagination reigned in. Books like this one are therefore free to emerge with new, fresh concepts and ideas - an entire world existing high on the rooftops, those who do not fit in or can not survive labotomised, life up top ended at thirty when they are banished to a world below with the grounders...
Mr Dizon has produced a very compelling read which will surely appeal to all fans of sci-fi, dystopian etc etc
The romance between Trip and Lyrica was well handled and was never over the top. The action and plot was well paced. The dialogue was believable and real, without over egging each scene.
This is a book about friendship, loyalty, love and the incredible resolve of the human spirit. But, above all, it is about a whole society's battle to earn the right to determine their own future, echoed and symbolised by our two young lover's own war and fight for self determination.
A refreshingly unique tale which is well worth a read. Give it a go.… (plus d'informations)

Tiara is loosely based on the 1998 Good Friday Agreement. This story on Northern Ireland in its 10th anniversary edition brings everyone on stage that has a criminal record or is on the most-wanted list of international terrrorists hunters. Action-packed, historical fiction, and romantic thriller has Jennifer, Princess of Edinburgh as primary female protagonist, a civil rights activist involved in the negotiations between the British government and the coalition groups in Ulster. Berlin Mansfield, an international terrorist of Irish descent who is gets his eyes and more on her. The book contains violence and cruelties, kidnapping and rescue operations. The shadowy side of humans are made explicit. Murders, AK-47s, rocket grenades in recent European conflicts: the genocidal war in the Balkans in the 90's and the decades-long murderous struggle in Northern Ireland.… (plus d'informations)