A dying town. A family on the rocks. Can Ruben break the cycle of destruction before he loses it all?
Ruben and the entire town of Santa Rita, Argentina depend on the Frigorifico, a major factory and the town’s main source of work. When the factory closes down, Ruben must make a choice: hope for a reopening or start over somewhere else. After deciding to move, Ruben must do so without any of his family or loved ones.
As he makes a new life for himself in Buenos Aires, he watches the situation in Santa Rita deteriorate. The most disturbing part is that his brother, Frede, is immersed in the violence that continues to spread. And as a result, everyone Ruben loves has drifted into harm’s way. When tragedy strikes, despite his best efforts, Ruben must come to terms with the past, the present, and what will become of the future.
The Frigorifico is a work of literary fiction for the 99%. If you like powerful storytelling, real characters, and literature that peels back the curtain of today’s society, then you’ll love G.D. Leon’s chilling look back into a bygone era.
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During his time in Buenos Aires G.D. Leon wrote small texts about this wonderful city and its unique inhabitants, the porteños, to let people at home participate in his adventure. Today, you would call it a blog. Subscribe to the e-mail list to get more of these snippets and keep up with the author - how the next book comes along, struggles and joys of writing and get deals for upcoming books.
In a world where data is power, one man must choose between corporate success and the fight for freedom…
August Remules is a rising star in the mega-conglomerate that houses nearly all of the world’s data. While his years in IT have taught him not to ask too many questions, a fateful interview could take him all the way to the top of the corporate ladder… or send his family crashing down.
Niklas Soderstrom has worked with August for years, but he has far less trust in a system rigged for those at the top. When his friend ventures into the heart of the corporate jungle, Niklas realizes his influence on the data that drives society could turn the tide in a growing resistance…
August’s new position of power seems too good to be true, but it also puts him at odds with Niklas and the people he loves the most.
Peak Democracy is the first book in the Peak Democracy series, a saga of near-future dystopian novels and can be found on Amazon as eBook or paperback.
Three rebels have the power to restore civilization or dive deeper into total chaos…
Niklas is coming to terms with the destruction he’s wrought. His data scramble crippled technology, toppled the government, and left the Eastern Seaboard a nuclear wasteland. He craves peace, but that’s the last thing on the mind of those still in power…
Jenny is determined to not let her father’s sacrifice be in vain. She and Eduard hold the code that could rewire humanity, but keeping that power from the new regime and their warlords could prove impossible…
In a world overrun by chaos, Niklas, Jenny, and Eduard must navigate a warped new world they created. And somehow, they must discover a place where they can rebuild their lives from the ashes…
Manhunt is the second book in the Peak Democracy series, a saga of near-future dystopian novels and can be found on Amazon as eBook or paperback
Torn between revenge and survival, one man has the power to save civilization…
Niklas has left the divided United States far behind. In the aftermath of the data purge that brought the world to its knees, he’s found peace running a Patagonian hostel with the woman of his dreams. It’s almost enough to make him forget that he’s a wanted man…
When rising powers begin revamping the fragile data system, Niklas learns the powers-that-be haven’t forgotten his role in the data catastrophe. And they’ll hunt down everyone Niklas loves to make him pay…
Niklas must team up with the growing rebellion to unleash a cyber weapon only he can yield. To safeguard the peace he left behind, Niklas must plunge headlong into war…
Unleashed is the final novel in the Peak Democracy series, a trilogy of chillingly-real dystopian tales. Release date is currently set for February 2018.
Something is wrong with the Universe. A deadly virus threatens all matter. Only when the Electrics and the Changelings bury their war and work together, they might be able to save the Universe, but at what cost?
The story is laid out as trilogy and planned to be released in summer 2017.
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A business tool to find love; Dick is not sure if this is a good idea, but when two friends get on board, the endeavor runs its course. Can he achieve his goal, and more importantly, does the result justify the means?
Dick has been alone for too long. All his life he had been too focused on his career to realize that he is lonely. During another evening with a bottle of wine an idea pushes to the front; why not use the business tools to find the right woman. What sounded like a crazy idea got real drive when two coworkers, Jason and Nora, hear from it. The tension increases when Dick and Nora get closer, but can Dick overcome himself?
This is not your usual romance; be prepared for the unexpected. With this book G.D. Leon tries a new genre and hits the nail on the head.
Release date is planned for late 2018.
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The picture is based on an artwork by CJ the Kid
Of 100 story ideas, only 50 survive the first seconds.
Of 50 story ideas, that survive, only 20 get on the list.
Of 20 story ideas on the list get condensed down to 5.
Here are some ideas:
- Angst
- The long way home
- An ordinary condominium in an ordinary town
Which one would you love to read? Let me know.
