Did something really bite Henry Boyer in that Tasmanian swamp? Something capable of drastically altering his DNA?
You decide. Ebook's free 8/05/2018
Saturday, August 4, 2018
BITTEN!
Some say this book is nothing more than a hoax, but the reader is to conclude as he or she wishes.
Did something really bite Henry Boyer in that Tasmanian swamp? Something capable of drastically altering his DNA?
Did something really bite Henry Boyer in that Tasmanian swamp? Something capable of drastically altering his DNA?
Thursday, July 5, 2018
Puppeteer of the Dead I
Wanna read a zombie novel unlike any other? For free? Tomorrow--Friday, July 6th--Puppeteer of the Dead 1 is FREE as an ebook. Get it before it gets away... to devour the living! Below is a description and a link. Thank you for coming.
What if the dead started coming back to life... and some sinister force was behind their resurrection?
The end began at 30,000 feet over the Atlantic, in a military aircraft filled with air trays containing the bodies of deceased American soldiers—that's the first reported instance of the dead returning to life. Soon, it spreads to neighboring regions like a wildfire. Nobody has a name for it, no answer, and no solution on how to properly dispose of the undead. The fate of mankind rests in a handful of people from the East Coast. Maynard Dunn, a family man and ex-marine, leads them, not only to safety, but to also rage against the malign force in control of the rising dead.
GET IT HERE!
Puppeteer of the Dead 2 is now available as well. Part 3, The Puppeteer, is in the works
Description:
What if the dead started coming back to life... and some sinister force was behind their resurrection?
The end began at 30,000 feet over the Atlantic, in a military aircraft filled with air trays containing the bodies of deceased American soldiers—that's the first reported instance of the dead returning to life. Soon, it spreads to neighboring regions like a wildfire. Nobody has a name for it, no answer, and no solution on how to properly dispose of the undead. The fate of mankind rests in a handful of people from the East Coast. Maynard Dunn, a family man and ex-marine, leads them, not only to safety, but to also rage against the malign force in control of the rising dead.
GET IT HERE!
Puppeteer of the Dead 2 is now available as well. Part 3, The Puppeteer, is in the works
Monday, June 25, 2018
Daily wisdom
Perfection is what it is, not what we think it should be.
I wrote this quote almost two decades ago. But, what does it mean?
It means that we, as humans, expect perfection. From ourselves, from others, life, God, work, relationships. We strive for perfection. We complicate our lives, when really, we should be doing the opposite. We're adding to something that doesn't need adding to, when we should actually be taking away. Simplicity is really the closest thing to perfection there is, and funnily enough, simplicity is difficult to explain.
It's like taking 5+5 and turning it into a quantum equation. So, when life gets tough, when you want something so badly you think you're going to burst, step back, breathe, and instead of making a problem bigger by adding to it...
Use the eraser. Our minds tend to overcomplicate things. Life was meant to be enjoyed, to learn, to laugh, to love. Don't turn it into an maze.
Walk forward, smile, and smell the roses.
Note: I will post more bits of wisdom like this more frequently, so if you're interested, definitely comment and let me know.
I wrote this quote almost two decades ago. But, what does it mean?
It means that we, as humans, expect perfection. From ourselves, from others, life, God, work, relationships. We strive for perfection. We complicate our lives, when really, we should be doing the opposite. We're adding to something that doesn't need adding to, when we should actually be taking away. Simplicity is really the closest thing to perfection there is, and funnily enough, simplicity is difficult to explain.
It's like taking 5+5 and turning it into a quantum equation. So, when life gets tough, when you want something so badly you think you're going to burst, step back, breathe, and instead of making a problem bigger by adding to it...
Use the eraser. Our minds tend to overcomplicate things. Life was meant to be enjoyed, to learn, to laugh, to love. Don't turn it into an maze.
Walk forward, smile, and smell the roses.
Note: I will post more bits of wisdom like this more frequently, so if you're interested, definitely comment and let me know.
Thursday, May 24, 2018
Puppeteer of the Dead 2 is now available for preorder!
Ebook will be released on June 1, 2018! Or you can get the paperback now from Amazon. Subscribe HERE to my mailing list for a free ebook (you must verify via email).
After a disastrous zombie outbreak ravages the majority of the population of the United States, the remaining survivors are rounded up and flown to remote locations—safe-zones—until the pandemic can be resolved. Maynard Dunn, his family, and new acquaintances soon find themselves on Conlaven Island, a perceptible paradise... at first. But only days after they arrive, they learn that not all is as it seems. People go missing, some are found dead—then undead—and the destructive military force has apparently become unhinged by the broken state the world is in. Maynard, as well as everyone else, soon learns that zombies may just be the lesser of the two evils compared to deranged, reckless humans.
These wolves in sheep's clothing, unlike the zombies, are armed.
The civilians are not.
How will they survive this—what's supposed to be a secure refuge?
Read to find out!
Some things are worse than zombies, and they're alive and well...
Click here for ebook preorder link
These wolves in sheep's clothing, unlike the zombies, are armed.
The civilians are not.
How will they survive this—what's supposed to be a secure refuge?
Read to find out!
To all my readers and fans: sorry it took so long to write part two. It was one of the most arduous books I have ever written, and the longest. Part 3 will come out sooner than 2. I am a slow writer, not because I choose to be, but because I try making my books a joy to read, thus am a perfectionist (or try to be) with my work. Thanks for understanding!
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