There are many different publishing options available to authors, but one of the more popular choices is to use a vanity publisher. These publishers make their money by charging you to publish your book and then taking their cut of the profits.
Vanity publishers have a reputation for scams and bad practices. It’s always best to stay away from them like the plague.
The Flame of Olympus
The Flame of Olympus is the first book in a series by international best-selling author Kate O’Hearn. It is a fast-paced fantasy that blends mythology with modern life. It follows the story of a thirteen year old girl named Emily and her winged horse, Pegasus.
Fans of the Percy Jackson and Rick Riordan series will be captivated by The Flame of Olympus. It is a fast-paced story that mixes romance with Roman mythology. It also features characters that children will be able to identify with, including a bully named Joel and the goddess Diana.
It is also a good way to introduce kids to the Roman gods before they begin learning about them in their language arts classes. It is a fun read and many readers find that they cannot wait for the next book to come out in the series.
In this novel, Pegasus, the winged horse of myth, crashes onto the roof of a building during a blackout in New York City. He is wounded and needs help. So Emily and her friend Joel, who are both school bullies, try to help him.
However, they soon realize that a war is brewing on Olympus between the gods and the Nirad fighters. The gods are battling to save their world from destruction, but the Nirads are out to destroy them as well.
As they journey to Olympus, they meet several people who can help them with their quest to save Olympus and Pegasus. One of these people is a thief named Paelen. He is looking for Pegasus’s golden bridle, which would give him control over the stallion.
Another person that can help them is Diana, the goddess of light. She is also a great character, but she gets annoying quickly. She has a hard time trusting anyone and she is also always talking about how she is a princess and is the daughter of Zeus.
As the story goes on, they end up fighting monsters and running from a secret government agency called CRU, which is trying to dissect Pegasus and get his Solar Stream Jewel. They also end up facing a battle with Cronus, the father of the gods and leader of the Titans. They have to make the right decisions and fight for their lives as they attempt to save Olympus.
The Sword of Olympus
Pegasus Publishers is an independent publishing house that publishes books from a variety of genres. They have published a number of books by various authors, and are always on the lookout for new authors with interesting stories to tell.
The Sword of Olympus is a video game developed by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and released in 2008. It is based on the God of War series and features Kratos as the main protagonist.
It is a hack and slash adventure video game with a strong storyline, though it lacks the depth and complexity of other God of War games. It also has an excellent visual engine which helps it stand out from the crowd and is a worthy addition to the PlayStation Portable line up.
As a result of the death of his family, Perseus, a demigod son of Zeus, has no choice but to take his revenge on Hades, the ruler of the Underworld. To do so, he must assemble an army of men and embark on a daring, blood-drenched quest to defeat the forces of evil before they can plunge the world into chaos and darkness.
This second installment of the franchise finds the protagonist in a new location, with his battles involving more powerful enemies and larger scale battles that feature a greater range of weapons. This means that the game is not as fast-paced as previous entries in the series, but it is still a satisfying experience, especially when it comes to combat.
The Sword of Olympus primarily consists of side-scrolling movement with light platforming elements, although there are some minor puzzles thrown in for good measure. There are some upgrades that can be found to improve the player's health, protection and speed.
Some of the gameplay is reminiscent of Zelda II, with the main difference being that the sword cannot be thrown in midair. However, the game does include a sword beam that can be used to attack enemy ships, and there are some magic attacks that can be used to dismember weaker enemies.
In the end, The Sword of Olympus is an excellent hack and slash video game that can be enjoyed on all platforms. It offers a compelling storyline and impressive visuals, and is a great way to introduce a new generation of gamers to the world of God of War.
The Crown of Olympus
Pegasus Publishers publishes a variety of children's books. They're an independent company based in England with many talented writers from around the world. They have published numerous fantasy novels and have established themselves as one of the top publishers of children's books.
The first book in this series is called The Flame of Olympus, and it was published in the UK on 3rd February 2011, and in the US on 22nd May 2012. It tells a story about a girl who has a winged horse named Pegasus.
In Olympus, a war between the gods and the Nirads has resulted in a huge thunderstorm. Heroine Emily watches from her window as the storm breaks. She's home alone while her dad, a policeman, deals with the fallout of the battle.
But when the Olympians fade one by one, she begins to suspect that they are in danger. Then she learns that Paelen, a wicked god, wants to capture Pegasus' golden bridle so that he can control him.
So, she sets off to save him. It seems like an easy task, but she soon discovers that there are monsters and a government agency prepared to dissect her and Pegasus.
Along the way, she also meets bolshy classmate Joel. They help her on her quest to rescue Pegasus, but as they fight for their lives they uncover an awful secret that could destroy Olympus forever.
And just when the Olympians are at their most vulnerable, Saturn has found his own Flame of Titus and is using it to tip the balance in his favor. He can't be stopped, but he isn't the only villain to target Olympus.
And just when they think they're safe, the Olympians are reunited and find themselves trapped on Earth. Then, they're joined by a young girl who holds the power of Olympus inside her. As they battle against monsters, a nasty American Secret Service outfit, and even a volcano, the pair must face down the Nirads in order to save Olympus from destruction.
The Return of Pegasus
One of the oldest and still kicking publishers, Pegasus Publishers is an old-school independent publisher with a well-earned reputation for producing high quality books in numerous genres. With a feisty customer base, they have managed to keep up with the competition by churning out a slew of sexy books that make a lot of sense to read. The company is also a great resource for writers who are looking to buck the traditional publishing trend. Of course, if you are going to take the plunge and go the self-publishing route, you need to have a clear understanding of what you’re getting into before you decide to sign up. For more information check out our blog, The Definitive Guide to Self-Publishing. We’ll help you get the most out of your self-publishing venture while avoiding the pitfalls along the way.