Readers of sci-fi, horror and everything in-between the psychological realm will find snippets of the author's life, book announcements, exclusive offers and more in this ongoing newsletter.
Here's what to expect in the next coming months
Hey Reader,
Well, this week has been maddening (pun 100% intended). How has your week been?
I hope you've been enjoying Mad City and/or Mad Vigilance. If you missed out on getting your content from last time, you can find it in the links below:
Click here for Mad Vigilance | Click here for Mad City
Today, I announced Book 2 of the MAD Series officially to my social media! Mad Virus is planned to be published on July 21st, 2022. Thank you to everyone that's provided their support and shown love for the cover. My friend Gaby did an amazing job as she's done with the other illustrations for the MAD series. She's definitely helped with the current aesthetic I've desired for this series, and well...I'm just so excited to share with you all what happens for the next chapter of Isaac Sage and the inhabitants of New Manhattan! Let's say it might not be faring so well. Stay tuned ;)
Pre-order the e-version here so you can get your copy instantly on release day!
With the focus on meeting that release date for Mad Virus, there's gonna be a lot of focus on drafting and getting it over to an editor before I move on to any other pieces I have planned, including a new short story. There's also another novel I have planned in the future that I randomly pitched to Mrs. Vahl, who's now holding me at gunpoint to write the damn thing (happy spouse, happy house!)
Let me show some love for the reception I've been extremely grateful for since the release of Mad Vigilance and the free promotion of Mad City. Shout-out to Aly (a member of the MAD ARC Team!) for her humbling 5-star review, to Debra W. for her 4-star rating on Goodreads, and to another 5-star rating on Amazon for Mad City. =)
More shout-outs to Anja P, CJ, Oscar and Patricia for the gracious 5 and 4-star reviews for Mad Vigilance! All members of the ARC team, too. You guys rock!
Another shout-out to a generous 5-star rating for The Bizarre Situation of Mama's Son on Amazon!
And last but not least, shout-out to Oscar for his 5-star review and to another 4-star rating on Goodreads and Amazon respectively for The Yellow Oak.
If you've enjoyed any of these entries, I would be humbled if you could leave a review on my pages via Amazon and Goodreads where you'll find all of my listed works. A sentence or two goes a long way. =) Thanks again for your continued support with the newsletter.
Until next time!
~Victor Vahl
www.victorvahl.com
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