ASMSG Scifi Fantasy Paranormal Emagazine August 2014 | Page 18

SFP Indie Issue 3

Maer Wilson
Originally Posted Here: In the Spotlight: Tammy Salyer
Today we welcome Tammy Salyer to
the blog along with her Sci Fi Thriller,
Spectras Arise. The third book of this
trilogy is the recently released Contract
of War. Let’s find out more about
Tammy and her newest book.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Tammy writes a bit, reads a bit, and
frequently
races
cars
across
intersections from the saddle of her
bike. Consequently, you could probably
crack walnuts shells on her thighs, but
she hopes no one ever tries, because …
awkward.
Find
her
on
her blog or Twitter, or sign up for
her newsletter to be the first to know
of contests, new releases, and special
events you might enjoy. She’s currently
working on a prequel to the trilogy and
another project that has something to
do with space Vikings. She hopes you
enjoy reading her works and welcomes
your reviews.

everything once resembling order has
been leveled. Scattered enclaves of
survivors dot the worlds, living,
however they can, in snarled
lawlessness. Aly and her crew have
carved out a niche of relative peace,
doing their best to go on with their lives
through salvaging, scavenging, and
stealing. But with no force left to keep
the lid on the pot, the pressures of
chaos and discord soon cause conflicts
to boil over. As enemies close in from
all directions, even, sometimes, from
within, the crew once again must
fight—not just for survival, not just for
their way of life, but this time for a
future that can finally lay to rest the
system’s bloody and savage past.

ABOUT THE SERIES

ABOUT THE BOOK

Contract of War begins in the aftermath
of the system-wide war between the
Admin and Corp Loyalists and the noncitizen population of the Algols, where

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Contract of Defiance, Contract of
Betrayal, and Contract of War follow
heroine Aly Erikson and her crew of
anti-Admin smugglers through an everescalating glut of life-and-death
adventures and the trials of a living on
the side of liberty and freedom—
whether they agree with the law or
not—in the far future of the Algol star
system. As former Corps members,
most are no strangers to fightin r