New book 'Here' will be out soon...

'Here' plays like if Melrose Place had been on HBO but set in a small town, over the Holidays, and instead of an apartment complex, the characters lived in a borrowed mansion. A mansion with a history...

Loving the new Lady Gaga album so far

Loving Born This Way, the new Lady Gaga album this morning. Just got it. Paws up, baby! My three-year-old likes her too. I love the way she transfers all this energy she feels and projects out to the world. Dancing, singing, that's what it's all about. The side picture is the album cover for the deluxe version on iTunes.

Great, fun interview for Kindle Author

This is a fun interview I did for blogger David Wisehart over at Kindle Author. My answers might make me sound out of my mind. But aren't we all?

Click this to see the interview:
Kindle Author Interview!

Watch the new book trailer for Across The Sea

I just made this trailer this morning. Hopefully, as I get more adept at this, I'll make more...

My Interview with Freelance and Fiction is up!

I did a fun interview with Rachel DiMaggio of Freelance and Fiction this week.

It's available at http://freelanceandfiction.weebly.com/1/post/2011/04/author-pov-eric-marier.html

Across The Sea is now available on Kindle!

You can now purchase Across The Sea for your Kindle!

Buy it at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004UH0Z8G

Across The Sea now available!

Francis Bright is a twelve-year-old boy living in sixteenth century England. Six months after his older brother’s mysterious disappearance, Francis stumbles upon a clue which might reveal what really happened. As everyone around him questions his find, Francis is stolen away by the notorious Brotherhood of Blood and taken aboard a ship bound for the high seas. With the duplicitous Royal Navy fast on their trail, and the Spanish Armada conspiring with his murderous captors, Francis discovers that he is the key to unlocking the biggest mystery of all – a nine thousand-year-old riddle named Atlantis.

Now available:

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/13283