About the Series
Armageddon Interface offers exciting adventure, wry humor, a cast of unique characters, and a LitRPG power system that is complex and crunchy without spamming a twenty-page stat sheet in the middle of every chapter. Connor Cole earns his spell-blade powers, going from weak-to-strong without becoming a Mary Sue, and builds a team of allies that are critical to his success.
Oh, and there’s a talking cat.
Book One: The Hierophant
Our world isn’t real, and Connor Cole has the cheat codes.
Some people are born into power. Some people have power thrust upon them. And some people step out of the shower, find a weird guy standing in their living room, get told that reality is just a computer simulation, and are tricked into signing a Warlock’s pact with the leather-clad Faerie Queen of Blood and War.
Connor Cole will slay monsters, battle mad wizards, clash with secret government agencies, and rescue the innocent… sometimes even on purpose. Our world is about to change, and Connor Cole has a front-row seat to Armageddon.
Hooray?
Armageddon Interface: The Hierophant is available now on Kindle Unlimited!
Book Two: The Tyrant
Our world isn’t real, and that is absolutely not Connor Cole’s fault.
He didn’t summon the army of monsters that assaulted the Atlanta Arena on live TV. He didn’t worship the fallen god who tried to take over the planet. And he didn’t give the city’s most dangerous crime lord berserker strength, telepathic murder spells, or the ability to create endless hordes of super-powered thugs.
But he has to deal with it all anyway.
Along the way, he’ll avert nuclear catastrophe, fight off alien swarms, clash swords with a modern-day Samurai, and fight an honest-to-god dragon. And he also kind of needs to rescue his ex-girlfriend’s boyfriend from the Mob.
Life was easier when he was just a software engineer.
Armageddon Interface: The Tyrant is available now on Kindle Unlimited!
Book Three: The Harbinger
Our world isn’t real, but Connor Cole still has to save it.
The new Lord of Atlanta didn’t ask for a giant, magic tower, or a weird ghost butler, or the ability to control the weather. And he definitely didn’t ask the Interface to send everyone in the city a text message announcing that he was their new landlord.
Some people took exception to that. The City Council demanded a meeting. A bunch of protestors showed up at Connor Cole’s door. And Marcus Caine? Well, Marcus Caine decided to just burn the whole place down.
He isn’t alone in that ambition. Ulysses Ezekiel Boone, washed-up preacher, moderately-slimy faith healer, and Harbinger of the Apocalypse, has decided that it’s time for the world to pay for its wicked ways, and in the tradition of cult leaders everywhere, that plan involves inappropriate relationships with attractive young women, plenty of human sacrifice, and a series of rituals that really should stop and make you ask if you’re the bad guy.
At least Connor Cole’s new Tower is fully stocked with Elvish wine.
Armageddon Interface: The Harbinger is available now on Kindle Unlimited!
About the Author
They tell you to write what you know, and Thomas took that to heart; Armageddon Interface was born from a combination of his years of experience as a software engineer, his love of tabletop roleplaying games, and his crushing desire to escape the drudgery of office life.
About the Cover Artist
The cover art for Armageddon Interface is created by Koenig T; you can find him on Fiverr.
About the Cover Designer
The typography for the Armageddon Interface book covers is created by Inorai; you can find her on Fiverr.