Kindle edition now available
The Kindle edition of THE CERBERUS PROTOCOL, book one in the HELLstalkers series, is now available at Amazon.com.
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Bestselling Authors Joseph Nassise and Jon F. Merz Launch HELLstalkers Series with Barnes & Noble
December 22, 2011: International bestselling authors Joseph Nassise and Jon F. Merz announced today the launch of a new series of novels that combine science fiction, horror, and action-adventure into the perfect blend for any genre fiction fan.
HELLstalkers tells the story of an elite group of soldiers brought together to fight an invasion of otherworldly creatures that have infiltrated our world as a result of an accident at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. Led by former US Army Ranger Memphis Stone, the HELLstalkers unit is comprised of an international cast of former special operations and intelligence operators who are devoted to tracking down and killing the wide array of monsters, aliens, and other creatures that come through portals into our world.
“The best part of this launch,” said Nassise, “is that we are doing it with Barnes & Noble, one of the premier forces in the changing face of publishing.” The first HELLstalkers novel, THE CERBERUS PROTOCOL, will be available exclusively on the Barnes & Noble.com website for Nook users for thirty days. After that time, the novel will also be available for other popular e-reading platforms, including the Kindle, the Kobo, and the iPad.
THE CERBERUS PROTOCOL will officially go on sale at BarnesandNoble.com on December 27th. According to Merz, the series will be “a non-stop roller coaster ride – like the X-Files on steroids.” Each new HELLstalkers book will feature exotic locations, bizarre villains, crazy characters, and tons of adrenaline-charged action.
Nassise and Merz are no strangers to writing action-packed material. Nassise’s Templar Chronicles is an international bestselling urban fantasy series in multiple languages with audio rights recently scooped up by Graphic Audio. Merz’s supernatural espionage Lawson Vampire series is a cult favorite and is headed to television in 2012. Both authors have also written a number of books in the Rogue Angel adventure series.
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Cover art for The Cerberus Protocol
December 7, 2011Our extremely talented design team - artist (Brad Cooper) and graphic designer (Taylor Aldredge) - delivered the cover art for HELLstalker book one, The Cerberus Protocol, this evening and I couldn't wait to share it with all of you. (Trust me, this low-resolution image just doesn't do it complete justice...)
The First Easter Egg
December 6, 2011
Got a QRcode reader on your smart phone? Then use the code above to see some supplemental material from the first book in the series...
The Black Hole Theory
December 5, 2011Is the Large Hadron Collider dangerous? One scientist thinks so...
Just What is the Large Hadron Collider Anyway?
December 4, 2011Looking for some information on what the Large Hadron Collider actually is and why they built it in the first place? Here's an informational video from back in 2007, when the LHC was still being constructed...
Official HELLStalker Unit Patch
December 3, 2011
Our resident artist, Brad Cooper, has just completed the creation of the official unit patch worn by all of the HELLstalker teams attached to Project Cerberus.
Are You Ready for the HELLstalkers Experience?
December 2, 2011See that funky looking code above? Over the next several months you are going to be seeing a lot more of them on this website and in the various promotional materials we create to support HELLstalkers. When you see them, you know some cool, new stuff is available with regard to the HELLstalkers experience! What, [...]
Welcome to HELLstalkers
December 1, 2011On November 23rd, scientists at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland ran a short test on the newly completed Large Hadron Collider. For that brief period, protons swarmed back and forth along the seventeen miles of carefully constructed tunnel and slammed into each other with devastating force, generating power the likes of which had not been seen [...]
On December 5th, scientists at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland ran a short test on the newly completed Large Hadron Collider. For that brief period, protons swarmed back and forth along the seventeen miles of carefully constructed tunnel and slammed into each other with devastating force, generating power the likes of which had not been seen [...]