Welcome to the Web Site of Author Wil Mara

This Web space serves as a companion to the books of award-winning author Wil Mara. Please note that the site has been designed for ease of use—the link menu on the left is the simplest way to get around. Here you'll find reviews, commentary, free downloads, and links to where the books are available. The site is always being updated, so please check back.

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The Latest

The first review of Frame 232 has been released, and it’s a gem—Heather Adams of The Christian Manifesto has given the book a five-star rating along with some terrific commentary. Click here to take a look.

Also, the Prologue to Frame 232 is now available as a free download—just click here and enjoy.

This week’s edition of The Gemini Readers’ Companion offers more deleted text—in this case, a slight alteration to the manner in which Michael Beck learns that his assistant, Cara Porter, has become a victim of the outbreak. Click here to check it out.

You’ve probably noticed that a new installment of the Gemini Readers’ Companion hasn’t been posted in a few weeks. That’s because Wil has been busy getting ready for the upcoming promotional push for Frame 232, including a five-day trip to Dallas, where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in November of 1963. A sizable amount of marketing material from the trip will be offered here in the weeks and months to come. In the meantime, here are two images that may pique your interest—

Wil in the spot where the ‘Babushka Lady’ stood on the day of the assassination, and where the first promotional video for Frame 232 was filmed

Wil in the parking lot behind the plaza, not far from the infamous picket fence and just in front of the oft-noted railroad switch tower (partially visible in the upper left)

There’s much more—concerning both Frame 232 and the Gemini Readers’ Companion—coming soon, so stay tuned....

Wil attended the December 4th taping of The Late Show With David Letterman (guests were Matt Damon, Martin Freeman, and JD McPherson) and got a tour of the stage and studio afterward. Click here to see a picture of him sitting at Dave’s desk. We apologize for the quality of the photo, as it was taken on a cellphone.

A free sample of the Gemini audiobook—specifically, the Prologue in its entirety—is now available on this site for listening and downloading. Go to the ‘Disaster Novels’ page (click here) and scroll down.

Also, Wil composed and recorded three different pieces of incidental music for the Gemini audiobook. All three have been posted on the same page.

When you get a moment, check out Wil’s new Facebook page by clicking here. Facebook will serve as Wil’s social- networking site, whereas this one will continue as the main informational page for his books.

The hit promotional video for The Gemini Virus can now be viewed on YouTube (in a smaller but all-computer-friendly version) by clicking here. Make sure you turn the volume up for full impact!

The Prologue of Wil’s new novel, The Gemini Virus, is now available for viewing and free downloading. Simply click here and enjoy.

(Note: This requires Adobe Acrobat. Chances are your machine already has this program. If not, you can download it for free by clicking here.)

Wil’s new disaster thriller The Gemini Virus has been floating around leading book retailer Amazon.com’s list of ‘Hot New Medical Thrillers for 2012,’ and last week, pre-release orders pushed it into the # 1 spot for the first time. Click here to see the page in question.

General Information About The Gemini Virus

The Gemini Virus, the long-awaited second book in the disaster series that began with the award-winning Wave, was released on October 2, 2012. Check out the story details by going to the ‘Disaster Novels’ section of this site (click here).

Gemini Promotional Video

You are urged to check out this promotional video for The Gemini Virus, which has been getting rave reviews. Just click on the image below, and it will play in a new browser window automatically. (Adobe Flash Player is required, which most browsers already have installed. If your does not, you can get the latest version by clicking here.) If you still can’t view the clip, please note that it has also been posted on YouTube (here) in a form that is all-computer friendly.