Mark
lives in his home town of Monrovia California, the recipient of degrees in
Physics and Math, and a lifelong reader of fantasy and SciFi. The son of loving
middle class parents, while Mark had a good enough childhood that allowed him
to develop both intellectually and creatively, in the middle of High School his
father developed Parkinson’s Disease.
What followed was 25 years of watching his Dad and the family finances get
worse and worse, helping out his mother with his Dad while finishing up his MS
in Physics. A lifelong reader of Fantasy and Sci-Fi, when added tragedy, in the
form of his grandpa’s old house
burning to the ground, struck, the resulting insurance money eased off the
collective burden enough to allow Mark to start writing a series of books that
he had been developing in his head for the previous 15 years.
The result was some joy brought into the Tierno household to offset
the bleak circumstances that an ailing father can bring. Caring for his father
up through his death became a full-time job, but even so he was able to pen an
amazing series of books that have few- if any- equals. This creative effort
became the light in the darkness, bringing back some hope and joy and turning
the house back into a home.
His father never lived to see it published, but his mother lived long
enough to see it first published and a chapter or two read in a library before
a small audience. Now his goal is to see his life’s work bring pleasure to the world outside his own.
In total, Maldene spans 13 novels, 5.2 million words, 250 characters,
many worlds and dimensions, thousands of years, and is a unique blend of both
Fantasy and Science fiction, coupled with skillful prose and realistic
characterizations that put it head and shoulders above everything else out
today. You will get lost in a story that will have you wondering if- somewhere
out there- the world of Maldene just might exist. Maldene is the first book in a series that
will redefine the word Epic.
"A world beyond time... an adventure beyond imagining."
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