Palladium Books Christmas Grab Bags are back. Might I suggest checking out their line of superhero roleplaying books. I’ve been an avid gamer since college, and I fully endorse the Palladium books for a great time with friends. The superhero game and books (of which I have all) have been a great source of inspiration and fun for me. It’s the perfect gift for the gamer in your family.

Hey, all! The countdown has already begun for my appearance at the Akron Comic Convention. See here for more details on the con itself. I’ll be there selling copies of my books Superiority Complex and The Man with the Invincible Gun. I’ll be signing copies for those fans that would like a signed copied. I’m looking forward to another convention experience and to spreading my reach even farther. MWHAHAHAHA! I hope all of you that can come will. See you there.

The Man with the Invincible Gun Is now available on Kindle and Nook.

Adrian Call is The Man with the Invincible Gun. He’s a contract killer who will kill anyone for the right price. His gleaming gun allows him to kill anyone, even those superbeings thought to be invulnerable. He’s made a good life for himself, but can he continue to stay ahead of the government agents secretly hunting him down using years of training and their specialized powers? It will take all his skill and determination to stay out of their grasp, especially now that he’s taken on an apprentice, a seventeen-year-old girl named Rebecca Dylan. What’s so special about Rebecca that Adrian would let her into his life? And will she ever stop trying to kill him for kidnapping her? How many times will Adrian save her life before he decides she’s too much trouble to save again? And who are the shadowy figures following both Adrian and the Agents-what, or who, could they be after? Can years of experience and a gun that can kill anyone be enough to keep Adrian and Rebecca safe as they navigate the world of contract killing and superpowers? Or will they be the next ones on the hit list?

Wading through the muddy waters of the darker side of superpowers, The Man with the Invincible Gun, is non-stop action, with the intrigue of a spy story, the action of top Hollywood movies, and cliffhanger scenes that will keep anyone on the edge of their seat and turning pages to the very end.

For those of you who like psychic detective stories and, well, me. There’s a new story up on Kindle. Amsterdam and the Murder Twins in: The Oysters.
Dealing with problems on the street can be a dangerous business, especially when the streets include psychic maniacs and otherworldly thieves. But it’s up to Amsterdam and the Murder Twins to walk the shady side of the darkness to solve your problems for you.
Amsterdam is a hardnosed private investigator that thinks he’s got it all figured out, but when he takes a job to find a wealthy heiress’s twin sister it’s a case that will lead him down a winding road of sex, drugs, and demon worship. Can he solve the case in time to save the sister, or has time already run out? And will the twins ever shut up and let him think for two minutes?
Let me know what you think about Amsterdam and his partners. I have more stories for them, and if you like them I’ll make those available too. Thanks for the support!

Holy shit, you’re actually here! I’m glad to see I made such a good impression at my FIRST EVER CON. As you can see this a bare-bones kind of site. But because you’re here, and I do so love my fans, you get a free story from yours truly. Please come back as often as you want. This is the site where I post all the “Samuel Eden Sightings” (ie: where more of my stories have been published and when my new books are up on Kindle and Nook). I hope you enjoyed the con, and I hope you enjoy the stories I have to share.

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Hello.  Congratulations, if you’ve found this you’re one of a dozen people who actually know about me!  Welcome to my online home for updates and press releases.  Unfortunately for those of you that are web-addicts (you know who you are) this is not a blog.  I don’t have very much to say.  And what I have to say is in my stories.  If you enjoy those, I thank you.  And please: keep having fun in my head.