Greek Mythology Incorporated in Galactic Science Fiction

Greek mythology and interplanetary stories explore different realms of fantasy. In D. R. Spires’s “Olympus, and the House of Tchrlok,” these two worlds are combined to create an enthralling piece of fiction.
 
The Traxians are hungry for power and almost anything they can get. As they continue to build their army to seize Telmut 3, a planet rich in resources and full of potential slaves and workers, a gifted young student creates a device that can break the space-time continuum and temporarily bring back to life anything from the past. This device brings back the whole Olympian pantheon. Now the fate of mortals from Telmut 3 lies on the choice of the ancient gods, whether they would defend them or ally with the rapacious Traxians.
 
Combining two streams of well-developed fantasies, “Olympus and the House of Tchrlok” delights readers of all ages. An Amazon customer describes the book as “a fresh take on sci-fi meets ancient mythology meets modern era. . . . The interactions between the human and the mythological characters will keep you engaged to the end.”
 
 
Olympus, and the House of Tchrlok
Written by D. R. Spires
Kindle | $3.99
Paperback | $23.99
Hardcover | $34.99
 
Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.
 

About the Author
D. R. Spires grew up near Blacklick Creek in Central Ohio, a scenic location that opened his imagination. One of his most memorable time as a child involved a camping trip to Cape Canaveral to watch the launch of Apollo 11. He served the army initially as a radio operator and squad leader, then in the signal corps as a shift supervisor and section chief. He also has experience in the field of publication.
 
Know more about D. R. Spires and his work at www.drspires.com.

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