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The Black Pope is David Lynn Anderson's 4th novel. His first three novels were written as
a ghost writer, and successfully published in hardback by his client. The publication date for The
Black Pope was 10/31/99 by Picasso Publications.
The Black Pope is the first novel in the Sorcerer Series.
Its sequel is The Second
Coming, followed by The Savior, Angel of Death, Hell Breaks Loose and Black Angel, all planned to come later from Picasso
Publications. His current work in progress and the next novel in the series is Holy Relics.
Check out for more information on the series. To purchase
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Reviews
"I loved The Black Pope! It was great reading and kept me interested from
beginning to end! I can't wait for the sequel! Dave Anderson could easily
become one of my favorite authors."
M.J. Little
Office Manager
"Spine Tingling. Can't wait for the sequel."
Colette Jubert
Vice President/Unishippers
"Riveting! Couldn't put it down."
John M. Clark
Defense Investigator
"I was on the edge of my seat page after page! I had a hard time putting the
book down!"
Tiffany L. Tilton
Senior Financial Services Specialist
Meet David at the 18th annual Space Coast Writers
Conference
Oct 23 & 24, Hilton at Rialto, Melbourne, Fl"
| David Lynn Anderson has published three novels as a ghost writer. He has sold 40-50 short
stories to national magazines. His awards include honorable mention in Writers Digest annual
writing contest and several first and second place finishes in the novel category of the annual
writing contest held at the Space Coast Writers Guild writers conferences for novels of The
Sorcerer Series.
"My writing has been influenced by Stephen King, Clive Barker, Anne Rice, Dean Koontz, Tom
Clancy, and movies like the Indiana Jones series. I think my style is more conversational than
most of the authors I read. I like a lot of action, adventure and especially suspense. I was a
systems analyst and have a MS is Systems Management. That training and experience has
influenced me to plan a logical story with tightly integrated subplots. Stephen King says he likes
to scare people (with his stories). I like to surprise people with plot twists they didn't see coming
and an ending they can't guess." |
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