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Byron Rider
Byron's love of books came early in his life; exposed to all the adventures of the past and present and speculative futures through the books his mother painstakingly purchased through his life. By...view moreByron's love of books came early in his life; exposed to all the adventures of the past and present and speculative futures through the books his mother painstakingly purchased through his life. Byron loved to organize, catalog and otherwise stay involved in the acquisition and enjoyment of books. He learned about exotic places, adventure, suspense, horror and even love through the pages of paperback books.
He has enjoyed reading since his older brother taught him to read at five years old. There were no books that were too boring or mundane to open and peruse. This behavior created the person who now not only loves to read, but loves to write.
His biggest obstacle is not in writing the books, but in how others would view him for what he put in the books. His sense of propriety needed to be overcome to truly write what he wanted. He has overcome this obstacle, somewhat.
The LGBT, specifically gay romance, has become the genre of choice for both Byron's reading and writing adventures.
His life has been a road traveled under the guise of complacency and obedience. From parents who expected it, to the military that commanded it, and to corporate America who required it. There is no time in his life when he found himself; he is always that which others thought he should be. He is lost in his own time while seeking that which he is. Byron found that making waves makes conflict. He avoids conflict by conforming; he prefers invisiblity.
The choices one makes are usually those that guide your future. Byron is no different. Necessity guided him toward writing. He writes to earn money to supplement his meager salary as an adjunct college professor--his expertise: Psychology. The economic status of his household dictates that he write, or find other venues to supplement the small income he acquires doing that which he does love--teaching.
Today he is seeking out his own personal and unique identity as Byron Rider - Author.view less
Books by Byron Rider
Assault on the Atlantic Waterlogged Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Crossing the Line Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Designer Duress Book 1 Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsTurkish Trouble Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Liberating Lucas Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5