Author J.M. Lanham

J.M. Lanham is an American author of science fiction, suspense, thrillers, and supernatural fiction.

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Radio Legend Lee Alan to Produce The R.E.M. Effect Audiobook

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With a career spanning a lifetime of work in radio, television, film, music, and commercials, it’s hard to find anyone as prolific as Lee Alan.
Lee Alan hosting the International North American Auto Show.
Lee Alan hosting the North American International Auto Show for CBS-TV.

Detroit natives may remember Alan from his years spinning “The Cream of the Crop ’til 12 O’Clock” across the Motor City airwaves during the Golden Age of radio. Soon Lee would branch out from WXYZ-AM to other mediums, going on to produce television shows on WXYZ-TV Channel 7 Detroit, ABC, & CBS TV.

(You can catch of glimpse of Lee in action covering the North American International Auto Show for CBS by clicking here.)

Alan’s 35 years of experience as a professional voice actor, writer, composer, producer, and published author hasn’t gone unnoticed, either. He’s a Peabody Award Nominee, as well as the winner of 14 Silver Microphone Awards.

And once you hear his distinct and authoritative voice, you’ll immediately know why. So if you’re not familiar with his work, please take a moment to check out his website at www.leealancreative.com.

I’m thrilled (and incredibly lucky) to have the opportunity to work with Lee Alan on The R.E.M. Effect audiobook. His booming voice and engaging production effects are already bringing a sense of depth and excitement to the audiobook experience, and I think folks who prefer audio to ebooks or paperbacks are going to get a lot of enjoyment out of the yarn he’s spinning.

Looking forward to getting the finished product on Audible (and other platforms) soon! I’ll keep you posted.

— J.M. Lanham

The R.E.M. Effect is FREE now through Friday!

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It’s been a long time coming, but the long-awaited sequel to The R.E.M. Effect is almost here. To celebrate the upcoming release of The R.E.M. Project (slated for the 2017 holiday season) I’m giving away the first installment in the trilogy, The R.E.M. Effect, FREE for Kindle starting today through Friday, November 17th.
The R.E.M. Effect promo ad, "One pill. Countless side effects."
They thought Big Pharma had created the perfect sleeping pill. A handful of patients would disagree.

What can I expect from the upcoming sequel, The R.E.M. Project?

If you’re reading this email, then odds are you’ve already checked out The R.E.M. Effect. If so, then I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for supporting a little ‘ole indie author like me.

I had a blast writing the first installment in a three-part series I’ve had planned for years now, and I certainly don’t want to let any readers down.

That being said, here’s a few questions you can count on being answered in The R.E.M. Project:

  • Who drugged Paul? 
  • Is Alex dead or alive? 
  • What’s the deal with the Poás Volcano eruption? 

Okay, so you’ll have to wait for the third and final installment for that last one to be answered. But, you can count on most of the loose ends from The R.E.M. Effect to be tied up by the end of The R.E.M. Project.

So if you enjoyed The R.E.M. Effect, please feel free to forward this link to friends and family to spread the word. After all, word of mouth is the best way to help out indie authors like me.

The Kindle version of The R.E.M. Effect will be available to download FOR FREE on Amazon now through Friday, November 17th. 

As always, feel free to give me a shout anytime at john@jmlanham.com with any feedback, comments, or opinions. I love talking shop, and will do my best to address every message sent my way. Take care, and thanks for your unwavering support!

— J.M. Lanham

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A Look at the Drug Behind The REM Series

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Trouble sleeping? Then Asteria Pharmaceuticals has the pill for you.
Advertisement for Ocula featuring a sleeping statue, making insomnia a relic of the past.
Turning insomnia into a relic of the past.

It’s called Ocula, and it’s the pharmaceutical breakthrough of the 21st century. No longer are patients bound by unreliable sleeping medications that only treat the symptoms of insomnia and sleeplessness.

With Ocula, patients are treated at the source of their insomnia, freeing them to experience the perfect eight-hour sleep cycle—guaranteed.

How is this possible? Because Ocula is the first drug in the history of pharmacology to use gene-silencing technology—also known as antisense therapy—to inhibit the genes responsible for chronic sleep disorders.

By binding to your body’s RNA, and then blocking the production of faulty proteins, Ocula keeps the genes linked to insomnia and sleeplessness from reproducing.

The result? A genetic sequence that defaults to the human body’s natural eight-hour sleep cycle.

Say goodbye to tossing and turning through sleepless nights . . . relying on addictive sleeping pills that leave you feeling groggy and tired the next day . . . worrying about trudging through another day at work without sleep.

Isn’t it time you got the quality shut-eye you deserve?

Well now you can. So if you can’t sleep, don’t worry—Asteria Pharmaceuticals has a pill for that.

Ocula: Rest Easy with Us

 

Be sure to check out J.M. Lanham’s pharmaceutical/sci-fi thriller, The R.E.M. Effect, available now on Amazon.com.

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