*Book Tour & Giveaway* The Guerilla Guide

 

A high-octane playbook where old-school wisdom meets the power of AI—packed with insights, deliverables, and real-world strategy for anyone determined to thrive in an era of seismic disruption.

The Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs & The Rest of Us

by Joseph Gulesserian

Genre: Nonfiction Business, Entrepreneurial Self-Help

“A must read for those interested in the future of business and beyond.” – Amazon reviewer

 

We are all entrepreneurs, as we try to break away from the chains of normative expectations in this grand adventure we call life—where we strive to thrive, survive, find purpose, and make sense of all we can be.

The Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs & The Rest of Us is an action-packed, high-octane playbook that delivers skills, insights, opportunities, and occasional wit. It takes the reader to a place where old-school grit and new-school AI reconcile! It is a place where Elon Musk meets Jack Ma and a Harvard MBA encounters the Streets.

You may be working in an organization, in management, a gig worker, running a business, or creating the next Nvidia. Either way, this book equips you with actionable know-how and skills that are nothing short of life-changing and saves the empowerment hype for the fictional section of the library.

Happy Hour is over, and the last patrons will be unceremoniously thrown out of the New Orleans bar to a street named Yesterday! Arguing with the future is like calling the cops to give out speeding tickets at the INDY 500. Scrolling for answers on TikTok or YouTube Shorts leads to a street called Empty.

The Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs connects the past, confronts the present, and predicts the future before it happens.

It’s where glory meets tragedy—and it’s all here:

*Does innovation actually pay?

*Who are the 12 greatest entrepreneurs that changed civilization—and what can we learn from them?

*How to master the art and science of sales, negotiation, financing, and brand-building

*How to leverage AI for competitive advantage

*How will AI reshape the employment market

*Tales from the Streets...

*What will the future of Tomorrow look like?

In The Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs, Gulesserian’s third book takes you through fascinating and indelible destinations filled with twists, turns, glory, and tragedy—culminating in a knowledge-packed read that delivers real, actionable results. With a blend of humour, insight, and sharp wit, he takes the gloves off for all 12 rounds and presents a truly unique perspective forged from his lifetime of entrepreneurial business and brand-building, along with his time as a business management professor.

This book not only enriches and charges the reader’s mind with hard-earned wisdom—it also stands as an essential reference for your personal library and a call to arms!

 

What readers are saying:

“If Michael Porter and Anthony Bourdain co-wrote a business book, it might look like this. The Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs fuses sharp strategic frameworks with gritty real-life business lessons from the trenches. From learning curves to AI disruption, Gulesserian doesn’t just talk theory—he’s lived it.
Wit, insight, and humility pour through every chapter. The negotiation section alone should be required reading. And the “Tales from the Streets” offer the kind of context no MBA program dares touch. Highly recommended for anyone who wants their business knowledge with teeth.” – Amazon reviewer

 

“From AI to competitive strategy to opportunity, to the history of innovation — and especially the negotiation chapter — this book is simply worth its weight in gold. It’s the street-smart MBA you wish existed: bold, raw, yet refined — and full of moments that make you rethink the past, the present, and the future. There are plenty of feel-good and empowerment books, but this one actually delivers actionable skills, insight, and strategy — in a way that’s entertaining.” – Amazon reviewer

 

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Joseph Gulesserian is a seasoned entrepreneur, brand strategist, and former business management professor who taught corporate finance, statistics and marketing at the post graduate level. With over 30 years of real-world experience he has launched companies, created consumer brands from scratch, and helped others grow theirs by uniquely blending street-smart strategy, business school training and hands on know-how.

He is also the author of the bold and prophetic The Practical MBA on Economics—a no-nonsense, eye-opening look at how the global economy really works, why fiat money is eroding your wealth, what you can do about it, while providing a looking glass into the future.

Known for blending humor, wit, irreverence, and actionable insight, Joe writes for entrepreneurs, career-minded professionals, and anyone ready to thrive in a world of seismic disruption.

He believes business is not just for boardrooms—it’s a survival skill. The Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs is his call to arms.

 

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*Book Tour & Giveaway* Red Queen Yellow King-GUEST POST

 

Welcome back to Wonderland.

Nothing here survives unchanged.

Red Queen, Yellow King

The Book of Alice #1

by Jack Finn

Genre: Dark Epic Fantasy, Alice in Wonderland Retelling

This is book #1 of The Book of Alice duology.

Wonderland has fallen. And something older than kings has taken its place.

Alice returns to consciousness in a ruined palace, her body broken, her mind fractured, her sister enslaved by a queen who wears a crown of thorns and a smile of knives. The Looking Glass is shattered. The Hatter has turned. The White Queen is dead.

But beyond the bloody thrones and broken teacups lies something even stranger—an echo of a play that should never be performed, whispered by a masked god in yellow.

To save what little remains, Alice must navigate a sea of madness, hunt down a missing monarch, and confront the truth behind her own unraveling story.

Some fairy tales end in fire. Others in silence.

  

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The Red Queen played the long game. She murdered the White Queen and spared Alice, Ava, Hatter, and Lady Cheshire the purge that followed; even Tinker was allowed to live just long enough to complete his devices for the journey. Holding Ava and the Cheshire girls hostage, even releasing the giants, was all part of a plan the Red Queen had mapped out in her mind well in advance. She wanted the Azure Queen dead and the Red King back. Now all her pieces were in play on the chessboard.

Like every game, chess had rules.

Alice never played by the rules.

She would make her own rules.

She would beat the Red Queen at her own game.

Alice doing Alice things.

Jack Finn is a horror author and active Horror Writers Association member living in the wilds of the Pacific Northwest with his wife and two fiendishly clever dogs. He is a lifelong believer that the Tooth Fairy proves you can trade body parts for cold, hard cash.

His books by the include, The Wolves of Kalinin werewolf duology: Prey Upon the Lambs (Anuci Press 2025) and The Desolation of Hunters (Anuci Press 2025); the horror collection They Come When You Sleep (Velox Books 2025), a re-envisioning of the Dracula mythos in the standalone novel The Seven Deaths of Prince Vlad (Anuci Press 2024), and the folk horror collection, Legend of the Deer Woman (Crow Street Press, 2023).

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What is something unique/quirky about you?

I’ll tell you two!

First, I am lifelong believer that the Tooth Fairy is proof that you can trade body parts for cold, hard cash. Lose a tooth, no problem, you just leave it under your pillow and there is good, spendable coin waiting in its place in the morning. I guess that’s why I write horror and dark fantasy.

Second, in sixth grade I was expelled from honors English for eschewing the classics and doing my semester book report on Alan Dean Foster’s novelization of the movie, Krull. Also an indication I was probably meant to write horror and dark fantasy.

Can you, for those who don’t know you already, tell something about yourself and how you became an author?

My path to becoming a writer was forged in two distinct worlds. It began with a love for classic fantasy like Tolkien and Dragonlance and a desire to build worlds that others could get lost in. This led me to a twenty-year military career in pursuit of real-world adventure.

After seeing the globe and the unfiltered realities of human conflict, I returned to writing with a new purpose: to tell stories that don’t shy away from the dark. My work now lives in that space, blending a love for imaginative storytelling with a commitment to exploring unflinching, and often horrific, truths.

Who is your hero and why?

Professionally, my greatest inspiration is Gerald Brom (author of Slewfoot, Krampus, The Child Thief, & many more). He is a singular voice in dark fantasy and horror, with a style so distinctive it's recognizable from the first page. Brom operates as a contrarian in the best sense, consistently defying genre tropes to blaze new narrative trails. His work is a constant reminder to me of the power of bringing something truly fresh and unexpected to readers.

What inspired you to write Red Queen Yellow King: The Book of Alice #1?

The seed of this story grew from the knowledge that the fairy tales of my youth were just the bright, clean surface of a deep, dark well of folklore. I wanted to plunge back into that darkness, to take the beloved characters of Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan and add the grit and danger that time had scrubbed away from childhood stories. The idea was compelling to me, but it wasn't whole. The final, crucial piece of the puzzle arrived, ironically, when I read The King in Yellow. Its lore became an obsession, providing the unique narrative thread that stitched everything together.

Convince us why you feel your story is a must read.

If you like your Alice fierce, your Pan dark, and your King Yellow—this is the story for you.

Forget the tales you knew as a child and take a trip to Wonderland where nothing survives unchanged . . . if it survives at all.

What is your advice to new authors?

For any writer building a career, two pillars are essential for a strong foundation.

The first is professional polish. The belief that one can bypass a professional editor is perhaps the greatest barrier to success. Engaging an editor is a fundamental sign of respect for your craft and your reader.

The second is narrative authenticity. When you begin, focus on the core task: telling the story only you can tell. The literary world isn't looking for an echo of a familiar author (despite all the request for comps); it’s waiting for your unique voice to emerge. Embrace that from the very first word.

 

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*Release Blitz* Brutal justice

 

Title: Brutal Justice

Author: Heather G. Harris 

Genre: Urban Fantasy

Cover Designer: Covers by Christian

Publication Date: March 5th, 2026

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Blurb:

Death has changed bodies… and justice is about to get personal.

A dead dryad on my medical examiner’s lawn wasn’t how this week was supposed to start. But when I discover the victim was merely the latest body worn by the Other realm’s most notorious criminal, I realise this isn’t just murder.

It’s a possession.

Jude Jingo doesn’t kill the usual way. He steals lives from the inside out, jumping from body to body and leaving corpses in his wake. And now he’s wearing a face I recognise.

A face that’s getting dangerously close to someone I care about.

Officially, I’ve been ordered to close the case. Unofficially? I’m digging deeper. Because when a vampyr tries to gut me in the street and whispers about “orders”, I know this goes far beyond one dead dryad. Someone powerful wants this buried.

But I don’t bury murder.

With my rookie partner covering my back, my bonded bird raising hell, and an ogre king who takes threats against me very personally, I’m stepping off the books to hunt a body-stealing killer hiding in plain sight.

If I’m wrong, I’ll destroy an innocent man.

If I’m right, I’ll have to stop a monster wearing borrowed skin… without killing the man trapped inside.

No pressure.

Immerse yourself in The Other Detective Series – perfect for fans of supernatural crime, featuring a fierce heroine, political intrigue, brutal magic, and a slow-burn romance.

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Heather is an urban fantasy writer and mum. She was born and raised near Windsor, which gave her the misguided impression that she was close to royalty in some way. She is not, though she once got a letter from Queen Elizabeth's lady-in-waiting.

Heather went to university in Liverpool, where she took up skydiving and met her future husband. When she’s not running around after her children, she’s plotting her next book and daydreaming about vampires, dragons and kick-ass heroines. 

Heather loves to travel and once spent a month in Thailand. Thai food remains a firm family favourite. It goes without saying that Heather is a book lover. She grew up reading the likes of Brian Jacques and Anne McCaffrey.

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*Release Tour & Giveaway* A Hundred Black Sunrises

 

Keeping secrets keeps you alive.

Sienna would know.

A Hundred Black Sunrises

A Friday the 13th Story

by Tamela Miles

Genre: Dark Paranormal Romance

A hundred different ways to break your heart, a hundred different ways to take your last breath. Sienna and Finn are exploring their strange attraction to each other until strange becomes something sinister. The clock is ticking as they fight to unravel the mystery of what draws them together on fateful Friday, the 13th.

 

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Tamela Miles is a California State University San Bernardino graduate student with a Bachelor of Science degree in Child Development and a former flight attendant. She grew up in Altadena, California in that tumultuous time known as the 1980s. She now resides with her family in the Inland Empire, CA. She’s a horror/paranormal romance writer mainly because it feels so good having her characters do bad things and, later, pondering what makes them so bad and why they can never seem to change their wicked ways.

She enjoys emails from people who like her work. In fact, she loves emails. She can be contacted at tamelamiles@yahoo.com or her Facebook page, Tamela Miles Books. She also welcomes reader reviews and enjoys the feedback from people who love to read as much as she does.

 

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*Book Tour & Giveaway* Cyber Case Series-GUEST POST

 

The future of crime is digital. 

The fight against it lives in the Cyber Case Series.

Cyber Case Thorn

The Cyber Case Series Book 1

by Ken Tentarelli

Genre: Technothriller

When a reckless young hacker sets out to earn fame on the dark web, his escalating attacks move from petty disruptions to an incident prompting a riot that leaves a college dean hospitalized. To him, notoriety is the prize. To Agent Persephone “Seph” Carano of the Cyber Security Agency, he’s a ticking time bomb.

Seph sees what others don’t—the hacker’s growing skill, his hunger for recognition, and the chaos he’s willing to unleash to get it. While the FBI dismisses her warnings, Seph and her team race against time to track his digital footprints before his next strike turns deadly.

From small clubs to large public arenas, the chase intensifies into a battle of wits between a desperate criminal and the agent determined to stop him. Cyber Case Thorn delivers a pulse‑pounding cyber thriller where ambition collides with justice, and one keystroke can ignite disaster.

Cyber Case Thorn is a novella.

 

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Cyber Case Dante

The Cyber Case Series Book 2

A mysterious virus infiltrates New York City’s bridge and tunnel systems. Enter cyber security agent Persephone “Seph” Carano. She knows it’s only the beginning. A single command from a hacker could trigger its havoc and paralyze the city.

Enter Dante: a suave, enigmatic hacker with a shadowy past and a dangerous charm. He offers Seph tantalizing clues if she’ll meet with him. He warns her of a coordinated cyber‑attack set to cripple the city’s infrastructure and sabotage the mayor’s reelection. But is Dante an ally…or a player in the game?

As traffic lights flicker, subways stall, and chaos looms, Seph races against time tracing the attacks to their source. She must decide: is Dante’s loyalty with her, or with those in the shadows.

A reporter’s story exposes a deeper conspiracy, leading Seph to the ruthless company pulling the strings behind the attack. Cyber Case Dante is a pulse‑pounding cyber thriller where every keystroke could bring a city to its knees.

 

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Here we find  cyber agent Seph Carano, the series’ main character, meeting with an informant who calls himself Dante who claims to have information for her about an impending cyber attack.

 

The Grey Dog was a block off Seventh Avenue and only a short walk from Seph’s office. It was the first breakfast place she had discovered when she began working at the Cyber Security Agency. She remembered lively crowds lining up outside the bustling storefront, drawn by the promise of a hot, comforting breakfast to start their day. Some folks had stood patiently in the queue, scrolling through their phones or chatting with friends, while others bounced on their feet with the aroma of bacon making their mouths water. Online ordering had changed the scene. Now customers ordered in advance using the Grey Dog’s app, so when they arrived, their meals were waiting for them. They grabbed the bags labeled with their names and were gone in a flash. There were no more lines, but the constant flow of cheerful patrons in and out of the shop had created a festive atmosphere. Seph had texted ahead, so her latte and egg and cheese croissant were bagged up when she reached the counter. She found a table at the rear of the room where she could watch for Dante. She split the crescent and neatly wrapped the larger piece to save for lunch.

Seph had finished the croissant, refilled her latte, and was debating ordering a fruit cup when Dante arrived. Again, he was dressed like a fashion icon, this time in tan slacks, a navy blazer, and a powder blue shirt. Why would a cyber-hacker even have such stylish apparel? At the counter he ordered chorizo hash, glimpsed Seph at the back of the room and smiled. She resisted commenting on his appearance when he came to the table and said brusquely, “I’m eager to hear what you have to tell me that couldn’t be said on the phone.”

Feigning wounded feelings, Dante responded, “You’re a bit testy this morning. Have I offended you? You know I’m a friend, don’t you?”

“All I know for certain is you once kept a town’s water supply from being contaminated by closing a valve on an oil pipeline.”

Dante’s smile broadened. “Ah, so you’ve been looking into my past. My involvement with the pipeline was the act of a young lad, but it proves I’m a good guy, doesn’t it?”

“I need more than a single instance to make a judgment.”

 “What else have you discovered about me?”

“Very little, except you’re discreet enough to avoid the limelight.”

“True, but if there’s something you’d like to know about me, just ask. I’ll share almost anything…almost anything.”

A server came to the table with Dante’s breakfast platter. Seph declined when the server asked if she wanted her latte refilled again. Hoping to catch Dante off guard, Seph waited until he’d taken a bite before asking, “What’s your real name?”

Her ruse failed. Dante finished chewing, then replied calmly, “I’m willing to share general information, but my name is too specific.”

Wanting to avoid wordplay, Seph snapped, “I agreed to meet because you claimed to have urgent information. What is it?”

“I’ll tell you after I’ve eaten because if I tell you now, you’ll leave. I came to the restaurant of your choice, expecting we could enjoy a meal together. Even though you’ve finished eating, grant me the pleasure of your company while I savor the Grey Dog breakfast special.”

Seph groused, “You’re insufferable.”

Dante said, “Most confidential informants expect to be paid for their information. All I’m asking for is pleasant company.”

“You fancy yourself a confidential informant? Where do you get your information? We have investigators who monitor the dark web constantly, and they haven’t seen any posts hinting at an attack on the Bridges and Tunnels Authority.”

“Your investigators monitor the chat rooms, but the most meaningful exchanges don’t take place in those public spaces. Serious issues are discussed in private channels accessible only by invitation.”

“And you participate in the private forums, I presume?”

“I do. I earned entry long ago, when I was a teenager.”

“We checked our database, and there’s no trace of anyone using the name Dante on the dark web more than seven years ago. Nothing from the time when you would have been a teenager.”

“I was a different person those many years ago. I became Dante when….” He searched for the right phrasing. “When I was re-born, and please don’t ask about my metamorphosis. It wasn’t a pleasant experience, not one I wish to dwell on.”

 “You expect me to trust you; yet you admit to frequenting invitation-only forums swarming with cyber criminals, you won’t tell me your real name, and you keep your past hidden. You don’t give me much of a basis for trust.”

“We have different values, Seph. For example, while I might find it acceptable, even laudable, for someone to hack into the network of a bank charging usury loan rates to poor working people, I’m sure you would call the intrusion a crime. However, I’m sure we’d both consider it intolerable for anyone to disrupt the city’s infrastructure for his own personal gain.”

Silence hung in the air for a long minute. Dante broke it, saying, “Since our last meeting, I learned Needle24 has been recruited not just to breach the Bridges and Tunnels Authority, but to stage a series of coordinated attacks. The plan isn’t fully developed yet, but it will include attacks on different parts of the city’s infrastructure. The messages I saw mentioned subways, traffic lights, ferryboats, and airports, although those are merely options under consideration. And the purpose of the attacks is to make the present city administration appear incompetent.”

Seph stared in disbelief. “Did I hear you correctly? You’re saying cyber attacks will be carried out to make the mayor and his administration look bad?” Her eyes narrowed. “Someone wants to influence the election. Who?”

“I don’t know. The person pulling the strings is keeping his identity hidden.”

“Are you sure about this?”

“I’m sure.”

“What’s the timeframe?”

“The exact date hasn’t been decided yet, but it will have to be soon—before election day.”

Cyber Case Adams

The Cyber Case Series Book 3

Cyber Case Adams plunges cyber security agent Persephone “Seph” Carano into a world where teenage rivalries spiral into digital warfare.

When a high school art student innocently posts a painting online, it sparks a storm of harassment that leaves her broken and vulnerable. Retaliation in the form of a dangerous hack, exposes a private trauma that shatters the school’s star athlete. What begins as petty cruelty escalates into cybercrime with devastating consequences.

Now Seph has to untangle the web of lies, betrayal, and digital trespass. With sharp instincts and a daring honeytrap, she must track down the culprits before more lives are destroyed.

A gripping cyber thriller that blends human drama with high-stakes investigation, Cyber Case Adams reveals how a single post can ignite chaos—and how justice must adapt in the digital age.

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Ken Tentarelli brings a rare fusion of engineering expertise and storytelling to his cyber-tech thrillers. His career developing encrypted communications systems and internet security standards lends authenticity to his Cyber Case series.

He established himself as an award-winning author of historical mysteries. Now, blending engineering precision with the imagination of a seasoned novelist, he is crafting stories where technology, intrigue, and human ambition collide.

 

Ken is a library advocate. He lives with his wife in central New Hampshire.

 

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Getting to know Seph Carano:  a Tech-Savvy Hero With Relatable Human Qualities

The main character in my new Cyber Case series is a woman named Persephone “Seph” Carano. She’s an Incident Responder for the Cyber Security Agency, the person who gets called when something strange, suspicious, or downright dangerous happens inside a computer network.

If you’re picturing James Bond with a laptop or James Bourne chasing cybercriminals through Manhattan, you’re in the right neighborhood, but Seph isn’t modeled on either of them. She’s not a spy, not a superhero, and not a lone wolf who solves everything with a punch or a pistol. She’s a highly trained professional who walks into digital chaos and brings order to it with the presence of an actual human being. And to write a character like that, I had to understand her far beyond her job description.

Before I ever wrote a chapter of Book 1, I wrote a separate piece about her childhood, her school years, her time at Carnegie Mellon, and the early experiences that shaped her. None of that appears directly in the novels, but I needed it. I needed to know what kind of person she is, what she wants, who she trusts, and why she chose a career where most people only call her when something has gone terribly wrong.

Once I understood her, she could show up on the page exactly the way I hoped she would. There’s a scene early in Book 2 where she’s called into her boss’ office. The room is thick with tension. He’s scowling, and others in the room are fidgeting nervously. He hands Seph a vague alert about a file that failed an audit test. Instead of panicking or trying to impress anyone, she simply says, “There’s no mention of a breach. Only that there was an error in a file’s byte count. I’ll call the tech center to find out what’s going on.” Calm, direct, and completely unflustered. That’s Seph, methodical and analytical.

Cyber incidents are never just about corrupted files or malware. They’re about people who suddenly feel exposed, vulnerable, or responsible for something they don’t understand. That’s why Seph’s first instinct is always empathy. When the chief technician at the Bridges and Tunnels Authority calls her to report an incident, she doesn’t interrogate him. She listens and adjusts her tone when she realizes he’s used to being talked down to by others at her agency. 

Her approach makes their conversation feel less like an interrogation and more like a collaboration. She knows people tell her more when they’re not being intimidated. She learns enough from their discussion to analyze the breach and guide the technician through the steps needed to restore his network.

Her humanity really shines in her relationship with her sister, Serenity, who is a grad student at NYU. One of my favorite scenes is when Seph drops by Serenity’s dorm room. Serenity is buried in books, wearing ratty sweatpants and an oversized sweatshirt that smells like lavender and cheese doodles. She’s wrestling with a paper for a political science class and already predicting sleepless nights. Seph doesn’t tease her or lecture her. She just asks, “What’s the topic?” and listens patiently, giving Serenity the opportunity to vent about how complex rules in the US Congress make life tough for grad students.

Their roles flip when Seph needs support from her sister. Seph just came from her office. She’s wearing a business suit, hardly suitable for attending a hockey game with a date. Serenity immediately tosses her an NYU sweatshirt and points her toward a “reasonably respectable” pair of jeans. They banter about who looks younger and who dresses better. That’s the Seph who laughs, the one who leans on her sister, the one who isn’t always the calm professional with her head in the cyberworld.

Readers connect with Seph because she’s competent without being perfect. If she makes a mistake, she recalibrates and moves on. In the Bridges and Tunnels case, she initially assumed the byte-count anomaly was a minor glitch. But when the technician calls back in a panic, she pivots instantly. No defensiveness. No excuses. Just action. She frets about not having anticipated the problem, then immediately grabs her analyst, heads to the site of the hacked network, and gets to work. She’s not infallible; she’s adaptable.

Seph didn’t choose cybersecurity because it was glamorous. She chose it because she saw how easily ordinary people can be hurt by things they don’t understand. So she gets so angry when she sees sloppy security practices like dating apps and personal email accounts on critical workstations. She gets furious when incompetence puts people at risk.

All of this makes Seph feel real. Brilliant, yes, but she’s also compassionate, frustrated, tired, determined, and occasionally exasperated. She’s someone you could imagine working with, or being friends with, or trusting in a crisis. She’s not a fantasy; she could be the woman living in the apartment next door.

That’s the balance I’m always chasing when I write her. And I think that’s why readers want to follow her from case to case. She’s not larger than life. She’s life-sized.

-Ken Tentarelli, author of the Cyber Case series

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