Tomaras as Author

From early in his life, Peter Tomaras has been a successful writer. He has published more than 200 non-fiction articles in national, regional, and local magazines and newspapers. Life experiences have inspired him to also write fiction, leading to the 2010 publication of his novel, Resistors, on Amazon Kindle and Barnes and Noble Nook.

Born in Champaign, Illinois of a Greek father and an American mother, Tomaras has spent more than two years of his life in Greece. He was there at the time of the July 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus, and subsequently made research trips to Cyprus. Through an extraordinary diplomatic arrangement in 1981, he moved as a journalist between the Cyprus Republic and the occupied North, the first person with a Greek surname to do so.
He has travelled seven other European nations, and also Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey. Many of these countries appear in Resistors.

At present, Resistors is available only as an e-book. Those who do not have a Kindle or Nook reader can easily and quickly download free software at the Amazon or Barnes and Noble home pages: for pc, for iPad, for Blackberry, for Androids, etc.
Details and reviews of Resistors may be accessed through its page on Amazon or Barnes&Noble.

This page has been added to Mr. Tomaras' business Web site only because the protagonist of Resistors is, among other things, an international hotel security consultant. Hotel security is a special interest in Mr. Tomaras' expert consulting business.