The Abduction of Joshua Bloom undergoes a complete make-over. Check out the new cover and reviews of this sci-fi groundbreaker.
During the pandemic I learned how to self-publish a book, and believe me, it’s not easy. Since August, 2020 I self-published The Abduction of Joshua Bloom, The Legend of Koolura, Koolura and the Mystery at Camp Saddleback, and finally, Koolura and the Mayans. All five books have new covers. I’m not an artist and when it comes to drawing,…
The idea for Koolura and the Mayans came from a trip to Mexico.
Macy Steward has more responsibilities at her parent’s vacation retreat than she ever imagined. With the newest visitors, she’s soon to find out.
The Monday morning rain pounded the small school along Riverside Drive. Children and teachers ran frantically from parked cars. Horns blasted, and headlights winked through waves of water. Allison Peters hated arriving late. But she had recently moved from her old bachelor pad in anticipation of her boyfriend’s arrival. This new place lengthened her commute. …
From November 27-December the kindle version of The Abduction of Joshua Bloom, a sci-fi page-turner, will be given away free.
Central City is cursed by a demon and it’s up to Supergirl to undo the magic before her city is doomed to remain forever as Ancient Rome.
A writer’s life during the Pandemic can be fruitful.
“The Class of 1983” now has a sequel, “The Summer of 1984”, a YA time travel novel that will keep you turning pages until the surprising climax.
The Abduction of Joshua Bloom took years to write and even longer to get published. Here’s the inside story.