Ask the Author: William Massa
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William Massa
Hi Carole, first of all, thank for reaching out. Sorry you had a problem finding the book. I hope to republish the ebooks soon under the W.H. Massa author name (the plan is to keep the scifi titles and dark fantasy horror titles separate from each other).
If you email me, I will send the title to your Kindle if you like.
All the best and sorry about the inconvenience.
If you email me, I will send the title to your Kindle if you like.
All the best and sorry about the inconvenience.
William Massa
Hi John, thank you for enjoying Gargoyle Knight and showing such interest in the sequel. It unfortunately got pushed back and I hope to have it out early this year now. The best way to stay up to date with new releases is to join my mailing list or like my facebook author page. All the best.
William Massa
My narrator, the brilliant James Foster, was nice enough to help me with this question. He writes:
1) Go to
2) Search for the title of the book.
3) Click on the search result that matches the title you've listened to.
4) On the resulting page, scroll down to the 2nd form and fill out it with your name and links to any reviews you've posted.
Note that this is optional. You don’t need to fill out the form or leave your name or email if you want your review to be anonymous. but doing so drastically increases your chances of getting another book.
Let me know if this helps, Lisa. Thanks for reviewing!
1) Go to
2) Search for the title of the book.
3) Click on the search result that matches the title you've listened to.
4) On the resulting page, scroll down to the 2nd form and fill out it with your name and links to any reviews you've posted.
Note that this is optional. You don’t need to fill out the form or leave your name or email if you want your review to be anonymous. but doing so drastically increases your chances of getting another book.
Let me know if this helps, Lisa. Thanks for reviewing!
William Massa
Thank you, Lisa. So happy you enjoyed the first book. If you look at my Silicon Series, you will see more shades of Terminator even though Occult Assassin was written prior to the release of the new entry in the franchise. Let me know what you think of the sequels. Book 3 just hit today and there is another short story in the works. All the best and thanks again for the kind words!
William Massa
I would compare it to the Ring, Layana� a soft R or hard PG-13. There is no overt, super-graphic violence or sexuality. It's about atmosphere and a growing sense of dread. Hope that helps.
William Massa
I just completed my ghost story Match: A Supernatural Thriller and am halfway done with the first full-length OCCULT ASSASSIN novel. I'm super-excited about this action-horror series which blends Bondian action with horror elements. This isn't quite urban fantasy but more reality based with villains who are trying to channel the forces of darkness and two heroes hellbent on stopping them. OCCULT ASSASSIN really refers to two characters. On one end is former Delta Ops operator Mark Talon, a lethal warrior who declares war on the occult after his fiancée is murdered by a cult. The occult expertise and financial support comes from Simon Casca, a millionaire whose parents were slaughtered when he was only twelve by a Manson-style cult. In the wake of his tragedy he dedicated himself to becoming an expert in the supernatural. When his path crosses with Talon, he finds a soldier capable and willing to fight a dangerous shadow war against the forces of darkness.
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