Children of Light

Publisher Marketing: Book 3 of the Citadel Series by award-winning author Kevin Tumlinson The Citadel tower stands in ruins, while hundreds lie injured or dead. On distant Earth, a powerful madman prepares to seize control of the lightrail, in a move that will change the fate of humanity and the Esool alike. All hope rests with a new species - represented by a young boy with unknown intentions and unlimited power. Will he be the savior of the colonies, or hasten their destruction? As one story ends, a universe of possibilities begins. Citadel and her crew become the pivot point of events that will echo throughout the universe, and history, for centuries to come. Praise for "Citadel: First Colony" - "This well written science fiction story will capture your interest on page one and won't let go until you finish. The characters are mysterious, fascinating, and likable. -James Chalk, Author of "Meat Market" "Tumlinson managed to inject quirkiness and humor that was both unexpected and gave the characters even more depth." - JoAnn Takasaki, Author of "Luau Like a Local: The Easy Way" "There was something so fascinating about this story and the cast of characters he put together." - Leah Petersen, Author of "Fighting Gravity" Contributor Bio:  Tumlinson, Kevin You know those guys who sit in Starbucks, sipping lattes from paper cups, tapping a toe to the overhead music, and occasionally (and awkwardly) laughing aloud as they type away on their MacBook for hours? Kevin is that guy. With a bow tie. Kevin lives, works, and occasionally plays in the Greater Houston Area. He and his wife, Kara, enjoy "dream driving" in nicer neighborhoods than they can afford, and bickering about where they'll live when they win a hypothetical lottery they never play. Until then, Kevin keeps doing what he loves, and what he loves is telling stories in exchange for fistfuls of money. Thank you for buying his books. You can learn more about Kevin and his work on his website at www.kevintumlinson.com. You can also follow him on Facebook (/kevintumlinson) and Twitter (@kevintumlinson). He is no longer responding to smoke signals.