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Gerard lives in Sydney, Australia. His debut novel is now out. His next novel is due out early 2016.
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Book 2 is out now. Yes. it's time too.

Beta Readers & Advanced Reviewers
Are you interested in beta reading? There are four new books in the pipeline, and I'm looking for skilled readers.

​You will receive an advanced reader copy (ARC). Expect errors, finding obvious errors is actually the job detail. There shouldn't be too many. But sometimes I do leave an elephant or two in the room.
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So what do you get out of the experience apart from a free book? My everlasting appreciation for your awesome error finding skills :) I am looking at including an acknowledgment page.
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It would also be my shout at the local, but you will really need to be to take me up on this last.
May Day (The Erelong Trilogy Book II)
A hard SF techno-thriller!

Storm has discovered a shocking secret hidden in plain sight. One the world can never be told about... 

This hard SF follow-up to the thriller Jubilee Year is especially for fans of A. G. Riddle, Scott Sigler, and Vernor Vinge. 

The tiny sister star to the Sun is their ultimate weapon, but only if its arrival remains a secret. 

Storm Elliot and corporal Sean Cameron are on a mission to warn Sydney that an unthinkable natural disaster is about to strike. A sudden geographic pole shift is imminent. To survive the tsunamis, people must travel inland, but the two men find the city a fortress under the control of brutal government forces. 

A nuclear submarine crosses the Pacific with a very special cargo. A bizarre experiment is about to target the rebellion. Storm and his companions have their work cut out for them... Ancient forces far stronger than governments are at play in what is a multilayered, deadly game. As the Dark Star wreaks havoc on the solar system, hidden players position to call checkmate on planet Earth... 

This is Book II of The Erelong Trilogy, but it can be enjoyed as a standalone. Best of all, it's another full-length novel! 
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Read the first book in the series... 
JUBILEE YEAR (THE ERELONG TRILOGY BOOK 1)
"Four out of four stars!" - Official Review, Online Book Club

Self-obsessed Japanese icon, Yayoi, appears to have it all. Fame, fortune, and a celebrity marriage... But she has a hole where her heart should be.

At home she has an abusive husband, and at work an oppressive recording contract with J-BIG Corp, a company controlled by her husband's family that crushes her creativity. And, she's still haunted by the tsunami that swept away her mother and her village. 
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Viciously assaulted while on a film shoot in New Zealand, she flees her husband aided by Bill a young corporate attorney. Furious, her husband employs two mercenaries to pursue the pair through the wilds of the East coast. Unaware of the deadly nature of the chase, the two fugitives quickly form a bond that develops into a heated and desperate romance. While Bill finds himself embroiled in her battle, Yayoi must come to terms with her past or be consumed by it.
​ONLINE BOOK CLUB
Official Review by Momlovesbooks

(Read the whole review by clicking on the title)

Excerpt from review:
"I rate this novel 4 out of 4 stars based on the reasons above. I think this book would be enjoyed by adult readers who enjoy romance and suspense novels. I plan on reading Mr. O'Neill's first book in the Erelong Trilogy..."
The Girl with Two Names
Jubilee Year (The Erelong Trilogy Book I)
A hard SF techno-thriller!
Astronomers are dying mysteriously around the globe with a secret they wanted you to know...

A hard SF thriller for fans of A. G. Riddle, Scott Sigler, and Ray Bradbury.
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Teams of hired assassins are on the loose, governments everywhere are locking down entire countries, and with the global economic collapse, world war has erupted. The populations are living an Orwellian nightmare. Disrupted and distracted by the international power struggle, they don't understand the warning signs from Earth and outer space. The Sun's dark sibling has returned...
 
Storm Elliot is a bored eighteen-year-old farmhand with a gift he considers a curse. He's able to memorize anything. When Penny introduces Storm to her father, the director of Australia's most famous observatory, Michael Boulos sees the opportunity to smuggle his startling data to a colleague in the capital. But Storm is intercepted, and in an office, deep below Parliament House, he meets Martyn Boas, a giant with a terrifying revelation.

Has Storm found a formidable ally in Martyn? Or has he become a pawn in a multi-level game of chess where it's humanity's existence that's at stake? The greatest conspiracy in the history of humankind is about to unravel and the panicked elites will do anything to ensure an ancient deception continues...
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And the series continues...
MAY DAY (THE ERELONG TRILOGY BOOK 2)
READERS FAVORITE
​Official Review by Mike Dixon

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​Excerpt from review:
​"Gerard O’Neill gives us a taste of the perils that lurk in outer space...  Jubilee Year takes a look at what might happen if powerful people attempt to harness a threat from outer space and use it for their own ends. As always, ordinary folk get caught up in the quest for power. I liked Jubilee Year. The underlying philosophy is great, the science is okay and the writing style is often brilliant."
Jubilee Year (Erelong, #1)