Video Trailer: Class Action

Class Action tells the story of young litigator Alek Moreyl, who unexpectedly has to win a unique and important case. After tense courtroom hearings, disaster strikes the city, and Alek is almost killed. He finds evidence of a global conspiracy, of which the case is a small part, and is unwittingly sucked into a frightening world of terrorism. As international tensions rise, Alek must reveal the truth to try and prevent the next European war, but powerful states will do everything to stop him.

This month, if you can identify the music in this video, you can win an autographed paperback copy of Class Action. Find out how here.

Class Action, the suspense novel by author Chris James, is available from Amazon, Smashwords, and Amazon UK.

Don’t forget, you can cast your vote for trailer of the month on October 26, 2013 at 5 p.m. Pacific time.

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6 thoughts on “Video Trailer: Class Action”

  1. This is a fantastic trailer Chris and the music is awesome. I can’t for the life of me think what it is but I can’t wait to find out so I can download it! I have downloaded Class Action today though at long last and I’m looking forward to reading it. I have a huge reading list at the moment but I may just nudge it up nearer to the top, just for you. πŸ˜‰

    1. Audrey, you’re a fantastic supporter of Indie Authors and that support is really appreciated. I’ll be blogging the answer to the music question this weekend πŸ™‚

  2. Gripping trailer, well written with a lot of suspense written in. If I didn’t know better, I say the bass player was me…. but not this time. They sound English, A cross between Rush, Yes, Genesis, Stanley Clarke and I just don’t recognize the artists.

    1. Thanks for commenting, Mark – that is a gorgeous bass part, isn’t it? You’re not far wrong in your estimate either, and I’ll be blogging the answer this weekend.

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