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“CypherGhost”: A Gripping Techno-thriller By DS Kane

DECEMBER 20, 2016 BY MYSTERY TRIBUNE

After working as a covert operative for over a decade and travelling the globe, DS Kane now writes fictions about how intelligence agancies craft lies to sway and manipulate their national policy. His latest techno-thriller CypherGhost is a fast-paced and gripping story which will keep you up reading the whole night.

A Brief Summary: 

She is a CypherGhost: An untraceable hacker, someone who can be anywhere and do anything using a computer. Can an aircraft be hacked? Can a human being be hacked? Don’t be so sure…

When Ann Silbey Sashakovich enters Stanford University to study computer forensics, she gets far more than she expected. During the Thanksgiving holiday of her freshman year, she finds that the aircraft she is a passenger on has been hacked. Its engines have stopped and everyone aboard is screaming.

When Charlette De Spain’s boyfriend is falsely accused of stealing secrets from the FBI and dies in prison under mysterious circumstance, it changes her life. Once an Art History major, now a budding computer hacker, she gathers the proof that he was innocent. When no one pays attention, she decides to become jury and executioner of all those responsible.

But the aircraft carrying one of her primary targets also carries Ann.

In an America whose government is silently at war with its hackers, who prevails and who fails isn’t limited to the two young battling women, but might also involve the fate of the entire nation.

Our Take: 

DS Kane, without a doubt, is a great storyteller. When we picked up the latest installment of Kane’s Spies Lies series, we got hooked from the beginning. The author does a wonderful job of fictionalizing the crossroads of politics, technology and national security in an entertaining plot.

The book is written is a very easy language and can be read in one sitting. Although we can categorize this novel as a thriller, the author has toyed to some extent with some science fiction themes which make the story more absorbing. Overall, a highly recommended read for the lovers of popular thrillers.

Our Rating: 3.7

Like other books by DS Kane? Check out these other titles. 

   

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Take a spy home for the holidays! CypherGhost is here...

CypherGhost, Book 7 of the Spies Lie series, is Available Now!

She is a CypherGhost: An untraceable hacker, someone who can be anywhere and do anything using a computer. Can an aircraft be hacked? Can a human being be hacked? Don’t be so sure…

When Ann Silbey Sashakovich enters Stanford University to study computer forensics, she gets far more than she expected. During the Thanksgiving holiday of her freshman year, she finds that the aircraft she is a passenger on has been hacked. Its engines have stopped and everyone aboard is screaming.

When Charlette De Spain’s boyfriend is falsely accused of stealing secrets from the FBI and dies in prison under mysterious circumstance, it changes her life. Once an Art History major, now a budding computer hacker, she gathers the proof that he was innocent. When no one pays attention, she decides to become judge, jury and executioner of all those responsible. 

But the aircraft carrying one of her primary targets also carries Ann.

In an America whose government is silently at war with its hackers, who prevails and who fails isn’t limited to the two young battling women, but might also involve the fate of the entire nation.

If you enjoy spy thrillers, you will love this roller coaster ride of a book that takes readers deep into the twisted world of covert operations.

Buy the paper version of CypherGhost here:

https://www.amazon.com/CypherGhost-Spies-Lie-DS-Kane/dp/0986232181/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1479671972&sr=8-2&keywords=CypherGhost

The Kindle version (ebook) of  CypherGhost is now LIVE for PRE-ORDER, to be delivered on December 5:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MTPXRZ5/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1479671972&sr=8-1&keywords=CypherGhost  

About the recent elections in America, and the new realities

I'm sure that many others of my followers expected a different result for many of the candidates and propositions on the ballot. So did I. Pundits seemed to believe the elections would yield a different result, and that influenced my expectations as well.

Where I live, in California, may friends and others were absolutely shocked. Since the pollsters are rarely wrong, this added to their dismay. But, we've all learned something important, and now we are adjusting our view of our own country slowly, to match the result.

It doesn't really matter who you voted for. It matters what your values are, and where you think this election will take your own family's finances. As a former economist and faculty member of a highly respected graduate business school, I predict the next four years will mirror the economics of George W. Bush's administration.Almost all of our portfolio is now inside our new home, and we live in our portfolio, so its value isn't as important as its functionality. We have almost nothing in the stock markets. If your pension fund is in stocks, you might feel nervous. I would, especially if you plan to retire anytime in the next decade.

Trump is the first President-elect since Eisenhower who has no elective experience prior to winning the Presidency. But Trump claims he can improve our economy, especially for aging white males. I'm sure this won't happen. It is nearly impossible for any government to single out one segment of the population for more than its share of economic expansion, and the harder an administration tries, the more of the wealth ends up with the richest 1%. That, sadly, is the experience of our country. Only when the entire economy rises is there any benefit to the poorest of us. Our tax laws are written this way. And, a flat tax will not change the problem. It will, in fact, exacerbate it. The inevitable result will mirror what happened nine years ago. And we barely escaped oblivion then.

As far as the political environment is concerned, I believe 2016 America looks a lot like 1932 Germany. This is something we will all have to come to terms with. Politics reflects human nature, not the other way around. Many of us are disappointed with our fate. The conservative right feels President Obama didn't do anything to fulfill their dreams. The aging white male population believes they have been bypassed for any benefits our economy has yielded during the recovery. Women feel this recent election has bypassed them and Hillary didn't offer enough change. All of these are valid.

I'm not confused by the political result. I am bewildered by the economic reality. But our mileage may vary and projections are not written in stone. Be careful out there. Your savings are at risk!

And now, a poem.

election, by DS Kane

the starless night envelops everything
like a frozen blanket
I fear what is certain
neither dust nor mud will follow
but what appears through the void is a misery full of soulless old men
now we who were the light and faithful run stampeding
trampling those not aware enough to scatter
we chose this fate
we weren't wise enough to see the storm's approach
we aren't agile enough to outrun it
and fate is unseeing and invisible
heil Trumpler.

CypherGhost, Book 7 of DS Kane's Spies Lie series is in PRODUCTION

CypherGhost is the book I began writing during last year's NaNoWriMo. It will be available at Amazon in early December:

She is a CypherGhost: An untraceable hacker, someone who can be anywhere and do anything using a computer. Can an aircraft be hacked? Can a human being be hacked? Don’t be so sure…

When Ann Silbey Sashakovich enters Stanford University to study computer forensics, she gets far more than she expected. During the Thanksgiving holiday of her freshman year, she finds that the aircraft she is a passenger has been hacked. It’s engines have stopped and everyone aboard is screaming.

When Charlette De Spain’s boyfriend is falsely accused of stealing secrets from the FBI and dies in prison under mysterious circumstance, it changes her life. Once an Art History major, now a budding computer hacker, she gathers the proof that he was innocent. When no one pays attention, she decides to become jury and executioner of all those responsible.

But the aircraft carrying one of her primary targets also carries Ann.

In an America whose government is silently at war with its hackers, who prevails and who fails isn’t limited to the two young battling women, but might also involve the fate of the entire nation.

COVER REVEAL!

CypherGhost is the book I began writing during last year's NaNoWriMo. It will be available at Amazon in early December:

She is a CypherGhost: An untraceable hacker, someone who can be anywhere and do anything using a computer. Can an aircraft be hacked? Can a human being be hacked? Don’t be so sure…

When Ann Silbey Sashakovich enters Stanford University to study computer forensics, she gets far more than she expected. During the Thanksgiving holiday of her freshman year, she finds that the aircraft she is a passenger has been hacked. It’s engines have stopped and everyone aboard is screaming.

When Charlette De Spain’s boyfriend is falsely accused of stealing secrets from the FBI and dies in prison under mysterious circumstance, it changes her life. Once an Art History major, now a budding computer hacker, she gathers the proof that he was innocent. When no one pays attention, she decides to become jury and executioner of all those responsible.

But the aircraft carrying one of her primary targets also carries Ann.

In an America whose government is silently at war with its hackers, who prevails and who fails isn’t limited to the two young battling women, but might also involve the fate of the entire nation.

COVER REVEAL!

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Thank you for being my follower!

For those who follow me (DS Kane) and bought Swiftshadow on sale this week, THANK YOU! I hope you enjoy the wild ride. I post nearly every day about computer hacking, political mistakes, and military technology. If you follow me for these posts, I promise I'll keep enlightening and entertaining you, so drop by every so often to see what I've stumbled into. Thanks!

If You Are A Writer, Looking to Sell Your Books, READ THIS!

Note, please: I’m not selling anything here. Just trying to point out things I’ve learned that might also help you.

I’ve been writing, well, forever. But my early work was all academic and either practitioner-related or theoretical finance. All textbook stuff, and my early readers were my students in the MBA program where I taught NYU’s Stern Graduate Business School), a few decades in the past. It was not for money. As university faculty, it was “publish or perish.”

These days, I’m playing a different game on a different planet, so to speak. I’m a bestselling espionage technothriller novelist writing DS Kane’s Spies Lie series, currently with six titles out (Bloodridge, DeathByte, Swiftshadow, GrayNet, Baksheesh (Bribes), and ProxyWar). The initial marketing help I received was a report on market positioning for thriller fiction, from Alex Newton’s K-Lytics reports (http:// k-lytics.com). These were helpful in deciding how to tilt my books and which keywords would serve me best.

As I work on completing the seventh in the series, CypherGhost, I felt a need to review my marketing assumptions. I needed more data, to make decisions on specific marketing tactics.

Specifically:

·         How is the market for my books changing?
·         Can I continue to rely on the marketing methods my marketer, Rebecca Berus of 2 Market Books, developed specifically for me and my books? Or should we adjust my marketing budget and plans to accommodate recent changes in the market?
·         Can I employ the same specific marketing tactics repeatedly without the results diminishing?
·         How high is the ceiling in monthly revenues on my e-books, print books, and audiobooks, and is that ceiling changing?

It has been nearly two months since the current report from Author Earnings (http://authorearnings.com/report/may-2016-report/) was released. I am still busy with writing and revising my next Spies Lie book, and my deadline for a copy-editable draft is getting near, but I decided to spend an hour or two to see if my marketing methods need revision. Here are my preliminary findings:

Independent publishers have nearly a 67% increase in unit sales and total revenues during the most current 27 months. Big House Traditional publishers show nearly a 33% decline over the same period. Indies now own 67% the market share of Trads, when measured in total dollars.

So far, so good. I continued reading. The next series of charts showed the 27 month trend of author share by publisher type. Indie authors nearly doubled their  market share. Trads were down by half. Here, we’re seeing the total market in dollars broken into pieces by publisher on a month-by-month basis. Again, it looks like my own results, and I find that a pleasing thing.

So, I needed to read on, to see if there were statistical aberrations I needed to heed. And, I found this:

·         “More than 50% of all traditionally published book sales of any format in the US now happen on Amazon.com.

·         That’s just the traditionally published books, though.

·         In addition, roughly 85% of all non-traditionally published book sales of any format in the US also happen on Amazon.com.

·         In other words, a comprehensive cross-sectional snapshot of Amazon.com’s sales, like the one we are describing here in our May report, is a definitive look at more than half of all daily US author earnings, period.”

I finally found the charts that depicted the annual income ceilings by author for the Trads versus the Indies who debuted in the last three years:

·         At $10,000 per year, there were about 1,800 Indie authors and just over 500 Trad authors. But, I make more than this.

·         At $25,000 per year, there were just under 1,000 Indie authors and just over 200 Trad authors. But, I make less than this right now, although by year end, my annualized results should approach this.

·         At $50,000, there were about 800 Indie authors and just under 200 Trad authors. This is my short-term income target (2 years).

·         At $100,000, there were just under 300 Indie authors and just under 75 Trad authors. This is my long-term income target (3 years).

·         There were charts for other, higher income totals ($250,000, $500,000 and $1,000,000), but by the time those interest me, I’m sure the results will change quite a bit.

Okay, so far, I think I can see exactly why I done so well: Rebecca Berus placed me, my books and my advertisements, all in the best spots to take advantage of current book demographics as they were changing. But, what about the future? How is this market changing and what will it look like in six more months? Will I be able to achieve my short-term income goals?

I reviewed previous Author Earnings Reports. They complete an update about once every four months. So, Trad author’s curves are flattening, not quite asymptotically. Authors incomes in the Trad world are failing to increase with the market. Their sales are slowly decelerating somewhat. Over the same period, Indie author’s curves are increasing at a slightly accelerating rate.

How long can I use the same techniques before their effectiveness is blunted? What new techniques work well, and which ones are doomed to fail?

·         The same advertisement for the same book in promotions three or more months apart begins to fail in its second occurrence (down by about 33% each time… 7,500 units to 5,000 units to 2,800 units, etc.)

·         “Free” books distributed per promotion fall even faster, down 50% per occurrence.

·         Selling promos at $0.99 is more effective for a higher retail price. $3.99 nets more sales at $0.99 than does retail at $2.99 on sale for $0.99.

·         For a long series, during a promo for any other book in the series, the first book in the series being nearly free ($0.99) will boost total promo sales (including all non-promoted books in the series) by about 25%. As a result of this, we changed the price of Bloodridge, the first book of the series to $0.99

It would seem that for the near term, I’m doing as I should.

Please read this, and help a fellow author I know, who was punished for writing a book about Donald Trump

I've known Brad Herzog for nearly a decade.

Here's what happens if you actively oppose the Presidential candidacy of Donald Trump. If you fear a Trump Presidency, you should consider a Kickstarter contribution to Brad's book:

Dear friends and family, I'm going to put it bluntly: This is a request for your support toward a cause that we have always believed is bigger than us -- and now it has taken a dramatic and unfortunate turn. If you are already aware of what happened to me and Amy last week and have expressed your outrage on social media, contributed to our Kickstarter campaign, shared our story and/or contacted us personally, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your support has buoyed us beyond words. If you are unaware of the events that unfolded -- or perhaps unaware of our Kickstarter campaign -- please read on. And if you are offended by our attempt to write a little picture book about the dangers of a presidential candidate whom we believe is spreading hateful rhetoric and scapegoating entire segments of the population... well, we respect your right to have your own opinion. In fact, that's really what our recent tempest was all about: On June 28, the day after we launched this littleKickstarter movement (an attempt to creatively express the courage of convictions in the form of a satirical book called D is for Dump Trump: An Anti-Hate Alphabet), we LOST OUR JOBS BECAUSE OF IT. If you haven't already, I urge you to please click on this link to our Kickstarter page and watch a 3-minute video that summarizes our mission: http://kck.st/295Cb7Y. At the bottom of this email is an easy step-by-step walk-through of how you can participate in our campaign. If the video isn't enough to motivate you to do something, here is the story of how our mission to fight intolerance at the highest levels has claimed us as casualties: As most of you know, for 17 summers we have worked as traveling spokespeople for the RV Industry Association, doing hundreds of local TV interviews to extol the joys and wonders of a road trip to all Americans. We know how lucky we have been to have had this opportunity, but please understand that it has been our primary source of income for nearly two decades, and we have worked damn hard to be professional in every way while promoting RVing. We have never used that platform to further any other agenda, political or otherwise. And we never would. Ever. And RVIA loved us. They renewed our year-by-year contract 16 times. They even gave us a national award called the "Spirit of America" award. But in a case of terrible irony, we fell victim to circumstances that, frankly, remind us of something out of the Trump campaign's playbook. An RV industry newsletter editor got wind of our little book, having been sent a mysterious email about it. Without contacting us for any information or fact-checking, without (as far as we know) watching any TV interviews we had done this summer or in year's past or looking into the details of our contract with RVIA, he quickly wrote up an incendiary "opinion piece" calling for RVIA to "disavow their affiliation with these authors." He implied (not subtly) that we would somehow use our TV interviews to promote our politics. He also went on a mean-spirited tangent, wondering why "these California liberals need other people's money to publish a book." But (as Trump knows well), the use of inflammatory code words and innuendo (however baseless) can incite the uninformed. A parade of incredibly nasty comments followed, all based on a manufactured story utilizing completely false assumptions. Here's a link to his "journalism" (http://bit.ly/29juubK). If you want to get really mad, read the early comments. And of course, the negative publicity about us -- although completely unmerited -- became the story. We have always been aware of the conservative leanings of the RV industry, yet we happily and genuinely promoted the RV experience. Because we believed one had absolutely nothing to do with the other. But less than 24 hours after this story outed us as "California liberals," right after we did yet another professional and on-message TV interview in Phoenix, and without even discussing the matter with us after 17 YEARS of service, the powers that be "terminated" our contract, effective immediately. All because, in our separate lives, we wrote a funny little picture book about the dangers of reactionary rhetoric. Yes, tragic irony. We're still reeling from this and are obviously worried about our road ahead. But we have the courage of our convictions. So we're doubling down. We are going to do all that we can to promote our "D is for Dump Trump" project. Now more than ever, we feel emboldened to do so. And, ironically as well, what started as a tiny Kickstarter campaign has become something more. In fact, we passed our original funding goal in only 84 hours, and our campaign runs until August 4. So we hope that is just the tip of the iceberg. And we humbly ask for your support. So please, if this story makes you angry or concerned about the state of intolerance in this country, don't just fume. SHARE this mission. JOIN US in our cause. Exhort your friends to support it and spread the word. We don't want to view this as a negative experience. We're POSITIVE we're on the right side. With many thanks, Brad and Amy So what is a Kickstarter campaign?  It's sort of like buying Girl Scout cookies -- without the calories. You financially support a creative project, but you also get something tangible in return (the various backer reward levels).  Backing our project is an easy process: Simply go to our Kickstarter page and do the following: 1. Enjoy the video, read about the project and scroll through pledge options. 2. Click on the green "Back This Project" button. 3. Choose your reward level and pledge a dollar amount. Click "Continue."  4. Create an account (EASY! Just name, email, create a password). 5. Pay with any major credit card. Your pledge will not be made public.  6. Click the green "Pledge" button.

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Today, I met a war hero from World War II and the Korean War

We’re in Singer Island, Florida right now. We sold our house, but our new house won’t be finished and ready until mid-September. We took everything we needed, including Scarlett the cat, and flew from SFO to FLL. It’s truly a different world.

My mom, who lives a few miles away in West Palm Beach, FL, had surgery yesterday to remove a tumor. Her three sons and two daughters-in-law were all with her, and we took her home last night. She’s doing well.

But, that’s not what this post is about.

Mom called this morning and asked if I could bring her a quart of milk, so dutiful son that I pretend to be, I arrived at her door holding the bottle. We spoke for a few minutes. She asked if I’d be willing to meet her neighbor, and I told her, “Sure.”

Her next door neighbor, Murray Young, is probably as old as my mom, probably at least 90 years old. But he appears to be in his late sixties or early seventies. Murray showed me his mementoes from World War II and the Korean War.

Turns out, the man earned eleven medals from those two conflicts. He was a gunny; tail gunner from a fighter-bomber. His aircraft carrier, the USS Boxer, had an explosion that killed a lot of sailors and some pilots on board, and Murray survived that, as well as numerous missions during the two wars.

Murray Young is a true war hero. I’m so glad I met him. It was an honor. Oh, and he read Bloodridge, Book 1 of DS Kane’s Spies Lie series. I’m happy to know another reader.

DS Kane's Bloodridge. Book 1 of the Spies Lie series FREE today and tomorrow

So, maybe you've heard about the Spies Lie series and wondered if they are books you might want to try. Remember George Tenent, Director of the CIA, claiming "weapons of mass destruction" as the excuse to invade Iraq? Well, SPIES LIE! We wage war through disinformation.

For the next two days, DS Kane's Bloodridge. Book 1 of the Spies Lie series, an Amazon Bestseller

(http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00K0029J0) is FREE. Normally priced at just $0.99 as an introduction to the series, this book will embed you in the world of espionage. Filled with hackers, mercenaries, terrorists and politicians, this book contains its own tutorial on tradecraft as you walk in the shoes of Jon Sommers,  a Brit who seeks revenge for the assassination of his fiancé.

Kirkus Reviews:

“A globe-trotting spy thriller dense with intriguing insider's knowledge.” —Kirkus Reviews

https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/ds-kane/bloodridge/

Read Ethan Jones, a Great Bestselling Thriller Author

I’ve recently become a fan of bestselling international author Ethan Jones, another thriller writer whose body of work is compelling entertainment with serious espionage and military ops chops. This week, from June 14 through June 17, we’ll be co-marketing our books.

I’ve never before agreed to do something like this, and the reason why I’m joint marketing with Ethan is because his books are damn good combinations of espionage and military operations.

Ethan Jones is offering you two FREE spy thrillers: ARCTIC WARGAME and TRIPOLI’S TARGET, the first and the second novels in his Justin Hall series.

In ARCTIC WARGAME, when two foreign icebreakers appear in Canadian Arctic waters, Canadian Intelligence Service Agent Justin Hall volunteers for a reconnaissance mission, eager to return to the field. His team discovers a foreign weapons cache deep in the Arctic, but they are unaware that a spy has infiltrated the Department of National Defense. The team begins to unravel a treasonous plan against Canada, but they fall under attack from one of their own. Disarmed and stripped of their survival gear, they are stranded in a remote location. Now the team must survive the deadly Arctic not only to save themselves, but their country.

In TRIPOLI’S TARGET, Justin Hall and Carrie O'Connor, Canadian Intelligence Service Agents, find themselves in lawless North Africa on the trail of an assassination plot. The target is the US President, and the hit is scheduled to take place during a G-20 summit in Libya's capital, Tripoli. But the source of their information is the leader of one of the deadliest terrorist groups in the area. Ambushes and questionable loyalties turn an already difficult mission into a dark maze of betrayal and misdirection. Forced to return to Tripoli, Justin and Carrie dig up new intelligence pointing to a powerful Saudi prince bankrolling the assassination plan. What's worse, Justin and Carrie realize their plan is fatally flawed. The summit is only forty-eight hours away and they still have to stop the Saudi prince, dismantle the assassination plot, and save the life of Tripoli's target.

 

Enter your e-mail address at this link: http://eepurl.com/b3-eG1 and you will receive these thrillers for FREE! You will also be added to Ethan’s Loyal Readers’ List, so you can be informed of new book releases, special deals, and promotions.

                               

As if this wasn’t enough for readers, DS Kane’s bestselling espionage technothriller, Bloodridge, Book 1 of the Spies Lie Series (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00K0029J0) is also available for FREE this week, from June 14 through June 15. Kirkus Reviews called Bloodridge “A globe-trotting spy thriller dense with intriguing insider's knowledge.”

In Bloodridge, to find justice for those he loved, a man finds himself at the center of a dangerous global conspiracy...

When Jon Sommers finds out his fiance Lisa Gabriel died in a terrorist bomb attack, he is visited by spymaster, Yigdal Ben-Levy, who throws Jon's life into chaos, when he tells him that Lisa was not a fellow graduate student but a Mossad spy sent to bring him to Israel. Ben-Levy convinces Jon to seek justice for Lisa's murder by joining Mossad and going after Tariq Houmaz, her killer. Shortly after training, Jon's entire new team is executed by the bomb maker, who murdered Lisa, and only Jon escapes the massacre. As he leaves the scene, Jon finds himself captured, threatened and turned into a double agent for MI-6. When his Mossad handler, Ben-Levy learns this, he wants Jon dead as an example to other Israeli coverts. If being a hunted double agent isn't enough, Jon comes across information in his spying for MI-6 that suggests Israel is in impending danger from Houmaz. To stop this catastrophe, Jon must put together his own team, one he can trust with his life. Can Jon bring justice to Lisa's murderer, or will millions of lives be lost?