Once they were friends. Now two scientists race—one to save mankind, one to destroy it.  Nanotechnology made Eva Rozen the world’s wealthiest woman. Rage made her the deadliest. Marta Cruz alone can stand between Eva and the death of millions. But will a crippling illness stop Marta first? 

The book is complete. I need your help to publish. I've hired structural, line and copy editors. Interior and cover designers. So, the product will be very high quality--a pleasure to hold and to read. Want proof? Read an excerpt, www.littledeadlythings.com  Or, see the book's Facebook page, www.facebook.com/littledeadlythings

Let's be partners for the final stages of publishing. I've covered about half the costs. Here's what your gift accomplishes: 

• $10 pays for 2 press kits. 15 donors needed at this level--or one very generous donor.
• $25 pays for cover design. 20 donors at this level needed--or one fantastic supporter.
• $50 pays for interior design. 10 donors needed--or one philanthropist. 
• $100 pays for ISBN numbers, bar codes and other registration expenses. 7 donors or one angel at this level needed.
• $200 pays to convert LIttle Deadly Things into eBook format.
• $500 pays for advanced review copies. One donor needed at this level.

What's in it for you? Rewards and satisfaction galore!

Need more convincing? Read some of the advanced reviews:

• “A work of descriptive art, with a sense of futuristic realism.  I was riveted, page after wonderful page…” -Thomas M. Cirignano, Author of 67 Cents: Creation of a Killer.

• “…Marvelous characters in a thrilling union of art and science…Harry Steinman rips today’s discoveries from the laboratory and weaves a spell-binding tale of the promise—and peril—of this emerging science. –L. R. Drennan-Harris, Ph.D. Analytical Chemist

  “Harry Steinman introduces the brilliant but psychotic Eva Rozen, a Boston scientist tormented by her past and present. Steinman reveals mystery and madness with detail that propels the reader through an emotion-laden thriller, revealing surprises at every turn."-- -- Deborah Swiss, The Tin Ticket: The Heroic Journey of Australia’s Convict Women