Books with author Sam Ryder

#1 New Release in Time Travel#3 in Dark Fantasy#2 in First ContactStart your adventure as a Warrior. End as a God.Sam Ryder's life already sucks and it's about to get worse when he's fired from his dead-end job as a programmer. He's about to head home to escape into his favorite RPG, Alien Civilization, when he's offered a thrill-ride on a death machine (AKA motorcycle) by a gorgeous woman straight out of one of his games.Before Sam can say "WTF?" he's been whisked away to a dark world of monsters and goddesses, his body transformed from Outcast to Warrior, the second Level on a ladder that may eventually carry him all the way to God.Trapped in this horrifying world, Sam must find a way to reignite the dwindling army of Warriors before the legions of monsters breach the ward shields that have protected the Three goddesses for centuries. His best chance is to keep leveling up until he can reach the top of the food chain: GOD. This COMPLETE boxed set includes thousands of pages of action and mayhem from the 5-book Monsterworld Saga:1) Warrior2) Protector3) Seeker4) Demigod5) GodDisclaimer: This series has monster slaying, cursing, heavy violence, and a bunch of exotic goddesses and alien women. The novel is not meant for people under the age of 18.

Paris in the springtime... Bright, romantic, inspiring... For one American middle manager in Paris, not so much. With a full afternoon of meetings booked, a pressured global exec called "Ryder" stepped off the red-eye and ran smack into the wall of a classic Paris taxi strike. Deadlines looming for their first presentation with combative French colleagues, Ryder went with the fastest transport option available - a moto taxi, hyped by a young Frenchman dressed head to toe in leather. Racing the clock, Ryder had the hair-raising ride of a lifetime, hanging on for dear life to the back of a sport touring motorcycle that did things in traffic you can only do in France. And the result? A surprising mix of lessons in life, insights into the unique French temperament, productivity tips for working globally, essential motorcycle safety instructions,and the kind of Zen practice you can't get sitting cross-legged at home. Why not come along for the ride?

Paris in the springtime... Bright, romantic, inspiring... For one American middle manager in Paris, not so much. With a full afternoon of meetings booked, a pressured global exec called "Ryder" stepped off the red-eye and ran smack into the wall of a classic Paris taxi strike. Deadlines looming for their first presentation with combative French colleagues, Ryder went with the fastest transport option available - a moto taxi, hyped by a young Frenchman dressed head to toe in leather. Racing the clock, Ryder had the hair-raising ride of a lifetime, hanging on for dear life to the back of a sport touring motorcycle that did things in traffic you can only do in France. And the result? A surprising mix of lessons in life, insights into the unique French temperament, productivity tips for working globally, essential motorcycle safety instructions,and the kind of Zen practice you can't get sitting cross-legged at home. Walter Mitty becomes Easy Rider - why not come along for the ride?

Set in a dystopian world in which an artificial intelligence, known as the ‘System’, rules with a ‘Lifestyle’ bound by strict rules and rigid boundaries a trio of young people find their paths crossing as they navigate the changing landscapes of their lives, loves and futures. Dawn (a covert organisation) are working to overthrow the System and return the people to freedom. The trio become involved in the battle between the idealistic yet dangerous Dawn and the well intentioned if lost System. As they do so they realise that the distinctions between good and evil, friend and enemy, may not be as simple as they once seemed. 'What We Bleed' is the first novel in a Young Adult dystopian trilogy. Drawing on influences such as Suzanne Collins’ ‘The Hunger Games’, Veronica Roth’s ‘Divergent’ series and Stephenie Meyer’s ‘The Twilight Saga’ it takes an invigorating look at issues such as: power and oppression; the definitions of love; loyalty; humanity; decision making; politics and growing up, which are woven through the fabric of a story packed with action, emotion, plot twists and thought provocation.