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TASK FORCE: GAEA HAS IT COVERED - CHECK OUT THE ART ON DAVID BERGER'S ACTION FANTASY NOVEL SERIES!

 

From Twitter: "Proud moment. Commissioned art of my Task Force: GAEA team from my novel series: Mike Hamlett, @silverjow_art @LucianoVecchio @TimothyLaskey @nordacious ..." fantasy author David Berger on his novel series 'TASK FORCE GAEA'

Berger's supernatural action thriller introduces us to the earth-shaking power of what might be the strangest team of heroes, assembled in popular fiction. Bound by prophecy to fix what the Greek gods have BROKEN, four mortals—a teacher, a scientist, a zoologist, and a potter—join a United Nations Task Force sworn to protect an imperiled world, becoming TASK FORCE: GAEA ..to fight the monstrous threats and bring Order to a world plunged into CHAOS!

Can mere mortals succeed where gods cannot go? You'll have to get past these spellbinding COVERS ..to find out!


Edgar Miraculous (Mel) Dyer, once an Assistant Editor of the Federal Regional Yellow Book, continues a somewhat bleaker, dogless existence in the Capitol Hill area of Washington, DC. His fine, coyote-hatin' Goldiweiller, Kirby (now moved on to that big, coyote-hatin' hate group in the Sky) ..is dead.
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