eBOOK FOR YOU - READ THIS CONTROVERSIAL NOVEL

"The Nuclear Catastrophe" 

A FICTION NOVEL 

that YOU should read ....

Set in Southern California these characters are faced with a terrible disaster that the government promised could NEVER

happen. And now there is an invisible enemy present -

It can't be seen – it can't be heard – it can't be felt -

UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE

Read how these characters faced difficult choices – and decide what you would have done -

or will do.

Kindle Books can be downloaded to a Kindle or to a PC or Tablet, Notebook, or Smartphone

Visit AMAZON.COM to download a free Kindle app that allows this book to be read on a PC,

Tablet, Notebook, or Smartphone.

Click this link:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004WDRWXY

I would appreciate your forwarding this to one or two friends who might also enjoy the book. Thanks!!!!

Happy Reading!

Barbara Griffin Billig

Author: The Nuclear Catastrophe (a fiction novel of suspense) and
"#Betrayal" a nuclear fiction novel of suspense

# Betrayal kindle edition:http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IX1L94Y

Read an excerpt now: http://www.barbarabillig.com

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Available for Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004WDRWXY (The Nuclear Catastrophe)

Available as THE DISQUIET SURVIVORS of The Nuclear Catastrophe in Paperback

FREE: "THE NUCLEAR CATASTROPHE" A FICTION NOVEL OF SURVIVAL

March 11, 2013 is the two year anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe. So that we not forget this horrendous lesson of man-made destruction, I am making my EBook, "The Nuclear Catastrophe", a fictional tale of survival, FREE for March 9, 10, 11. While it is set in Southern California rather than Japan, it eerily predicted the devastation that these plants could cause.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. And I have had people say that this fictional novel could NEVER actually happen.  So please visit my pinterest site: 'Nuclear Catastrophes' and see pictures of actual melted down reactors, explosions, and the Fukushima area, still deserted and empty TWO YEARS LATER.

                               http://pinterest.com/barbarabillig/nuclear-catastrophes/

I hope you will share this free giveaway with your friends.  For the year 2013 I will donate 50% of the proceeds from the sale of the EBook to a charity that supports the survivors and families of the Fukushima catastrophe. Most of these people have not yet been compensated for the loss of their homes and jobs.  If you have a charity to propose, please visit my web page http://mysite.verizon.net/resrrmof/ and add your comment to my guest book.

To download your FREE COPY:     Go to: 

                               Amazon Page for "The Nuclear Catastrophe" a fiction tale of survival

"The Nuclear Catastrophe" can be  downloaded  to a kindle, pc, tablet, or smartphone.  Amazon will even provide free kindle software for the pc, tablet, and smartphones.

Nuclear is very much appearing in the news these days.  Not only are the nuclear reactors being debated, but North Korea is threatening  the United States with a nuclear strike.  Substitute 'nuclear strike by missile' for 'exploding nuclear reactor' and the results are the same.....a catastrophe as described in this novel.

Thanks, and I wish it were just fiction. 

NUCLEAR AWARENESS DAY - SUNDAY, March 11, 2012

I have deemed March 11, 2012 NUCLEAR AWARENESS DAY. I am giving away a free download copy (for kindle readers) of my novel, "The Nuclear Catastrophe" (a fiction novel of suspense) on that day. Kindle readers are free for smartphones and PC devices. The free kindle reader can be downloaded at amazon.com. On March 11 my EBook fiction novel will be free to download at Amazon.com.  Use this link:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004WDRWXY

  This fiction story was originally based on the San Onofre power plant though in the novel it is called San Mirado. The people of the surrounding area are caught in a worst case scenario. Let's hope this novel always remains fiction. But acceptance of nuclear power means that a worst case scenario is possible.  I am encouraging people to read what a worst case scenario would be like - and I can't imagine anyone condoning this.

On March 11, I am encouraging all Californians who haven't signed the petition to get the closing of our nuclear power plants,  to download it (www.californianuclearinitiative.com), sign it, and mail it in to get this initiative on the ballot. Please encourage people to take the time to download the free kindle copy and read a fictional story of what might happen, as horrible as it is.