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HeraldBestsellersList-WithCover The Women of the Apocalypse is rushing up the charts this week.  It reaches #4 on the weekly bestseller list.  At left is the top ten taken from the Calgary Herald Bestsellers Fiction.

The Apocalyptic Four have been remiss!  Well, really, we’ve been extremely busy with a variety of book signings over this past month.

On November 13th (Lucky Friday the 13th) We shared Pages on Kensington Books in - Calgary, Alberta, with Craig DiLouie (The Great Planet Robbery) and we had a fantastic time!  Meeting so many new friends, and touching base with old friends!  Our thanks to Pages. And we are truly sorry 6 foot Ryan frightened you!  He had a sleepover, you see….

On November 21st, 3/4 of us — plus 6 foot Ryan of course — hung out at Wee Book Inn on Whyte Avenue (Edmonton, Alberta).

People and puppies and orchids, oh my!We sold a bunch of books, and met some wonderful people.  And dogs!  Must never forget the dogs!  Thanks to Dave the Manager and the wonderful staff.  We had a great time!

On November 22nd, we were thrilled to find out that Women of the Apocalypse made it on the Calgary Herald Bestseller List!  WooHoo!

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Four women. Four shooters. Four destinies to save the world…

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are coming. And four Archangels find the perfect champions to save the world: fighters, warriors, soldiers, and brave men,  all ready to fight for humanity against end times. All they have to do is drink a shooter — a caustic mix of alcohol and divinity that will imbue them with the conviction to battle the Four.

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The Seven Deadly Sins

When the gauntlet was thrown we had to compete against one another and write seven sinister stories — each based on one of the seven deadly sins: Envy, Gluttony, Greed, Lust, Pride, Sloth and Wrath.

Each story also had to be written in flash fiction: fiction of extreme brevity!

With a rush of adrenaline, a flurry of words was forced onto our computer screens — some in a less than gentle fashion. Soon our creativity was polishing the sentences and we hoped the paragraphs told each story in a manner unique to its author. Some stories revealed the entrapment in a single scene, others exposed the characters’ fall from grace over a longer period of time.

Over all, these short stories accomplish their mission and show off the seven deadly sins in a style that is easy to read and hard not to enjoy.

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