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Jeff Horton

Jeff Horton was born in North Dakota, the youngest son of a career Air Force master sergeant, where he spent the first four years of his life before moving to North Carolina. A voracious reader growing up, he read the Bible, and stories by many popular authors including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, H.G. Wells, Jules Verne, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Michael Crichton, Tom Clancy, C.S. Lewis, and J.R.R. Tolkien. Jeff Horton's novel, THE GREAT COLLAPSE- SURVIVORS OF THE PULSE, a story about the coming of the pulse and the end of civilization, was published in 2010. THE DARK AGE-SURVIVORS OF THE PULSE, the sequel to The Great Collapse, was published in 2011, as was THE LAST PROPHET, a fictitious story about the life of John March, one of the witnesses sent by God to warn humanity about the antichrist, and the end of days. Released on September 1, 2012, THE WAY OF NACOR:TALES OF EDEN is a tale about four children, who find themselves lost and stranded on a strange alien planet and struggle to find a way home. Jeff Horton's fifth novel, entitled CYBERSP@CE, is a techno-thriller, in which the world is brought to the brink of nuclear war after a string of deadly cyber warfare attacks against the United States. When he's not penning his next novel, he enjoys reading, going to church, and spending time with his family. Jeff Horton is a member of the North Carolina Writers Network.

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3 comments posted.

Re: Cybersp@ce (8:08pm May 21, 2013):

Thanks to everyone for the wonderful comments, and
congratulations to Cecilia, the winner of the Cybersp@ce
giveaway here on Fresh Fiction!

Anyone interested in learning more about my work can find
more information at www.hortonlibrary.com. Cybersp@ce is
also available on Amazon for only $3.99!

Cecilia,

I'll have your e-Book to you shortly!

Re: Guardian's Alliance (10:52pm April 16, 2013):

I'm a big Sci-Fi fan, and this sounds like a great read!

Re: A Method to Madness (10:50pm April 16, 2013):

What a great concept! Sounds like a terrific story!