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I give you: THE SORT OF DRAMATIC, MOSTLY FRUSTRATING TALE OF HOW THE SENTINEL TRILOGY CAME TO BE.

Amazon’s Pretty Cover
Ten-ish years ago, I had a idea for a trilogy of novels that ticked all the boxes for me. A snarky lead, elements from Viking lore, nasty monsters, and an intellect being behind it all. I wrote THE SENTINEL and self-published it under the pen name, Jeremy Bishop, as a follow up to TORMENT. It did great and caught the attention of Amazon, who was having great success with their new novel imprints. They wanted to publish THE SENTINEL and its sequel THE RAVEN, and if sales justified it, the third book, THE HOST.
At this point in time, Amazon was unabashedly using their influence and knowledge of the algorithms’ inner workings to ensure a good number of their books either sold really well, or became breakout hits. It was a no-brainer. I wrote the second novel and we were off to the races.
And then…the covers, for which I was not consulted.

The Original Cover
The original SENTINEL cover was cold, mysterious, and leaned heavily on the Viking story elements. The new cover…well, it looked like a historical romance. Even the title font was swirly and pretty. Basically the complete opposite of the story itself!
And then it came out… Let’s just say, my self-published version sold better (as usual). Now, I knew the book was good. The people who got the original edition loved it. Jane Harper was one of the first sarcastic funny characters I wrote in first person, which has become a staple in my books. I always believed it deserved to be finished, BUT Amazon had the rights, and despite poor sales, they didn’t want to give up them up. SO, I had to wait about a decade to get them back. Kane and I celebrated the return of these coveted rights, and I then, FINALLY, set to work on THE HOST.
When I re-read the books, it was like visiting an old friend. Jane’s voice was still there in my mind, just waiting to return. Writing THE HOST was a blast, and the trilogy now has the ending it deserves. Not only that, but we get to release all three volumes as one gigundus book, making them easier to read and cheaper to buy. We did this with THE LAST HUNTER and HUNGER, both of which were hits in their mega large formats. The story is complete. The cover’s tone fits the story and captures the novel’s strangeness. And I can’t wait to hear what you all think. All is right in the world, or at least this small part of it. 🙂 On to the book!
THE SENTINEL
Imagine a parasite capable of sustaining and controlling any mammal–people, bears, WHALES. On the surface, you might call those living dead “zombies.” That…would be a mistake.
The Vikings called them Draugr–closer to the truth, but their lore is incomplete. Don’t let mankind’s feeble attempt at labeling the Draugr fool you. These…things are far more complex, nefarious, and ambitious than any zombie ever has been.
AUDIOBOOK:
The new format benefits you listeners the most. This series would have cost three credits broken up, but now you can snag them all for a single credit! If you’re one of the few people who bought an earlier edition in audio, you’re still paying the same amount for the complete story. Noice! Also, the narration is all new, and the narrator, Eva Kaminsky, does a fantastic job bring Jane Harper to life. She stood out during auditions and delivered the goods!
Contains all three books: The Sentinel, The Raven, and The Host.

The Complete Trilogy Cover! Huzzah!
In the icy darkness of the Arctic Ocean, a violent showdown between ruthless whale hunters and fervent environmentalists ends in explosive catastrophe: both ships sinking into the frigid abyss. Marooned on a desolate island, the survivors, now bitter enemies, are forced into an uneasy truce to withstand the merciless cold. Enter Jane Harper: undercover agent, razor-sharp, and unflinching, wielding her wit as deftly as her fists. As she rallies the fractured group, they stumble upon ancient Viking ruins and awaken something primal and terrifying.
Deep beneath the frozen ground, the Draugar stir. Undying Vikings walk the Earth again, controlled by hive-mind parasites connected by three sinister queens. Capable of subjugating and preserving all mammalian life, they see the world through ambitious eyes, spreading to any creature they can find—bears, whales, and even people.
With time slipping away and the body count climbing, Jane must unravel the mystery of these parasites—whose origins may lie beyond the stars—and confront an unimaginable horror that transcends death itself. She fights not just for survival, but to prevent an unspeakable menace from consuming the world.
With The Sentinel, #1 Audible and New York Times bestselling author Jeremy Robinson unlocks his demented mind, claws into the dark recesses of his imagination, and plucks out a tale of horror, humor, science fiction, and heart, that will keep you listening even as the dead pile up.
THE SENTINEL – COMPLETE TRILOGY
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Remember that pizza place you loved growing up? For me, it was Maria’s Pizza in downtown Beverly, and they’re still there! Imagine that you’ve gone back to that pizza place. Looks the same. Smells the same. You’re salivating before you can even order. I am, just thinking about it. You get your pizza, drive it home and then–life gets in the way. A pet emergency. A child suddenly needing to make a diorama. Montezuma rises from the depths of Taco Tuesday to exact his hot, spicy vengeance. Point is, that pizza you were looking forward to so much? It’s in the fridge, cooling off, waiting…congealing. For what feels like forever, you put out the fires of life. Through the night. Through the following day, until finally, the next night…you’re alone. You reheat that pizza–as you did a hundred times when you were young–bust out the root beer, and finally, ecstatically take a bite. THIS is the journey of KINGDOM, except the single day of life’s assaults was stretched out for years. But, the end has come. KINGDOM is here, reheated and ready for you to consume! Let’s get into it!
KINGDOM
The entire Jack Sigler series was born out of a strange confluence of events. At the time, I’d self-published THE DIDYMUS CONTINGENCY, RAISING THE PAST, and ANTARKTOS RISING. The editor at St. Martin’s Press, Peter Wolverton, noticed ANTARKTOS on Amazon, loved the cover (my design) and bought a copy. He loved the book and contacted me. The offer boiled down to this: “Can you write something just like this (action, military, monsters), but don’t mention religion?” I said yes, and delivered….INSTINCT.
That’s right, PULSE wasn’t the original Book 1.
The editor wanted a smoother launch for the team, and since I had killed both Knight and Bishop in that first version of INSTINCT, I needed to come up with a story where that wasn’t a possibility. The solution came from a movie script I’d written a few years earlier, titled HYDRA. It was the first screenplay I’d ever written and featured George Pierce as the main character. I retained a lot of that original story, including George, and made it part of PULSE, which became Book 1 and launched what would become my longest series. KINGDOM bookends the series with just as much action, monsters, and intrigue as that first book, and I’m proud of what the series has become–bigger than me. While I wrote those first three novels on my own, I was joined by Kane Gilmour and Sean Ellis for the rest of the novels, along with Kent Holloway, David Wood, Edward G. Talbot, David McAfee, and Ethan Cross. This series has been running for nearly as long as my career, and while I’m sad to see it end, it’s a worthy ending that is both…brutal…and like that trip back home for your favorite pizza. Enjoy the last slice, my friends!
RobinsonFest 2024 has come and gone, and I’m left here basking in the glow of what was one of the most fun-filled, laughter-packed, and memorable weekends in recent years. If you were there, you know exactly what I mean. If you weren’t, well, it’s time to start planning for next year—because this past Fest in St. Augustine, Florida was the stuff of legend!
Thursday: Kicking Off the Fun
We kicked things off with our classic meet-and-greet at the Homewood Suites. The energy in the room was electric and it had nothing to do with me. We were old friends reuniting and newcomers diving in like seasoned Fest veterans. Imagine walking into a room of people you’ve never met and being welcomed like you’re long-lost BFFs with forty people. That’s the kind of welcome people get at these gatherings, and it blows me away every year. Before long, we were swapping stories, giving hugs, and laughing like we’d known each other forever. The night continued at Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grill, where the outdoor courtyard buzzed with conversations (which had the occasional battle against St. Augustine’s surprisingly loud and determined cicadas). Special shoutout to raffle winner Julie Carter, who joined us for dinner and brought an extra dose of cheer to the evening.
Friday: I See Dead People…and Pirates!
Friday morning saw us on a trolley tour that provided just the right mix of historical tidbits and context for what was to come: the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument. There, we marveled at centuries-old stonework and found the secret room where a former commander had chained his wife and her lover to the wall before sealing them in—fun! Lunch at Meehan’s Irish Pub was a hit (their fish and chips is divine), especially with Heather Beth Eisenberg (that meal’s raffle winner) seated beside me.
The afternoon was a leisurely stroll through downtown, which turned into a dramatic, patience-testing wait to board the Black Raven pirate ship. Once on the vessel, though, the frustrations melted away as we were regaled with seafaring tales, yo-ho-ho-ing aplenty, and enough “Arrrghs” to last a lifetime. It was during this voyage, as I stood on the uppermost deck, looking over a ship full of friends laughing and having fun, that I was struck by a feeling of having accomplished something undeniably good.
Sure, I write novels that people love, but we all generally experience the stories separately. Coming together with a common love of characters and stories, in an atmosphere that allows us to stay casual is a unique experience. I don’t normally feel pride about my novels, but I do about RobinsonFest.
Hey, amazing readers, fans, and brave souls who’ve journeyed into the bizarre worlds I’ve created! If you’ve been wondering where I’ve disappeared to—whether it’s running ink with gang of sentient squids, abducted by interdimensional sasquatches, or just plain lost in my own fictional madness—the truth is, I’ve buried myself under a mountain of projects.
This year alone, I’ve been cranking out four new novels, five graphic novels, and a screenplay, which has left me feeling like a caffeinated squirrel on a roller coaster. So, if my replies have been MIA, it’s not because I don’t care—I just literally can’t find enough hours in the day!
The Novel Overload: Four Books and Counting
Yep, you read that right: four novels this year. GOOD BOYS 1 – 3 and book 3 of THE SENTINEL: THE HOST. I’m getting started on a new standalone novel titled ARTIFACT. The next three after that are already planned and scratching at my mind, asking for my attention. Told myself I was going to take a break after THE HOST, but I made it just four days before I started going loco. My imagination is a perpetual motion machine. Resistance is futile. It’s been a full-blown writing marathon of sci-fi, horror, and every bizarre twist my brain throws into the mix. It’s been an awesome ride, but it’s also left me with precious little time for anything else.













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