GCP illustrators and editors use ePublishing technology to inject visualized emotions inside Emotobooks to immerse the mind in each story.

The sample to the right is from the EmotoSerial, Swing Zone, Issue #3, by Jodi McClure. As you can see, the scene reaches a climactic point and the illustration, by Zach Revale, conveys an emotional representation of what the character feels at the peak of this intense scene.

Everyone! Emotobooks are sold through major retailers, such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Apple iBooks. You can find those links in the Catalog of Titles.

Just about any device with internet access will allow you to take part in the adventure. Our fans are known to collect Emotobooks on smartphones, iPods, and tablet devices.

Some fans use their laptop or desktop computers at home or work. Amazon and B&N offer free alternatives to tablets. You can choose the free Kindle for Mac and Kindle for PC.

Barnes & Noble offers their free Nook for Web experience.

   There were bodies left in the soldiers' wake, littering the beach. Mia sucked in her breath and rushed to kneel in front of the television, replaying it in slow-mo as she put her hands to the glass, trying to see their faces. She bit her lip, feeling overwhelmed with apprehension. What if he was one of them? What if that's why he didn't show up? Tormented by that uncertainty, her brain flooded with turbulent emotions. As hard as she had fallen for him, it was more than just upsetting – it was terrifying. She took a few large gulps of air, forcing herself to breathe. Her hand clutched tightly over her heart, praying he wasn't part of it. Desperately, she ran her eyes over each and every body.

   She could see some of their faces, but their features all seemed blurred. The rest of the rebels were shown in the distance, always completely obscured. Pulling up some of the older reports, she observed the same thing in all of them. Coltis said she couldn't believe everything that she was seeing, and now she had to wonder. She narrowed her eyes as they showed a close up of the Freedale soldiers, noting once again, it was her brother's division.

GCP designed EmotoSerials and EmotoSingles to deliver our vision of fast, exhilarating story experiences in 30 to 60 minutes. Fans pull out tablets, iPods, or smartphones to be spirited away into worlds of imagination.

EmotoSerials are monthly-released, continuing stories. Much like TV miniseries, these episodes deliver amazing plot elements that continue until their climactic ends.

EmotoSingles are individual experiences that provide fantastic escapes from the daily grind. These original stories impact our lives unlike any other entertainment.

The term Emotobook was conceived by GCP founder, Ron Gavalik in 2011 to label our first exclusive tablet fiction medium, which heightens emotional awareness in stories.

Emotobooks have a unique style and structure, unlike any other fiction. Abstract, emotionally provocative illustrations are tied into each story to depict what characters feel during moments of emotional consequence. These expressive elements provide a cerebral and visual stimulation, which enhances the impact of the experience.

At $2.99, Emotobooks are a steal! Find them at Amazon, Barnes &Noble, Apple iTunes, Kobo, Diesel, and Sony retailers.