Log Lines

A Throne's Stowaway: ($1.99) Prince Charming in a Detroit warehouse? That's nothing! It's the throne that'll throw you! 

Mozart: ($0.99) Her first desire had been to purge the darkness from tortured human souls; her last could be to purge her own.

Pardon Me: (Free!)  A mud-caked stranger with an easy country drawl leads to dreams of mud-caked little boys.

In the End: (Free!) In the end they'll all be dancin'...all them ones that didn't die.

How I Saved Humankind: (Free!) Armageddon.What if it started to happen, and then, just as startlingly, stopped?

A better log line....

Prince Charming in a Detroit warehouse? That's nothing! It's the throne that'll throw you! 


I'm trying to improve. I really am. So...how's that for a new log line for "A Throne's Stowaway"?

A Throne's Stowaway now at both Amazon & Smashwords!

 After a ragged Prince Charming is freed from his crystal ball prison in a Detroit warehouse, two women discover dreams don't have to be fantasies -- and with enough elbow grease, anyone can create a kingdom. 

Check out "A Throne's Stowaway," an ebook novella available now!

At Amazon 

***At Smashwords (Use COUPON CODE XK44P to get it for 50% off now through January 25!)

 

Pardon Me....

"Pardon Me"

Short story ebook now available for FREE from Smashwords.

A mud-caked stranger with an easy country drawl fills a woman's thoughts with roses and mud-caked little boys.

A Throne's Stowaway

 After a ragged Prince Charming is freed from his crystal ball prison in a Detroit warehouse, two women discover dreams don't have to be fantasies -- and with enough elbow grease, anyone can create a kingdom. 

Check out "A Throne's Stowaway," an ebook novella available now!

Use COUPON CODE XK44P to get it for 50% off now through January 25!

  

Apocalyptic Reads

Two very short ebooks now FREE at Smashwords:

 How I Saved Humankind  (click link in title)

Armageddon. There are as many stories about how it will happen as there are cultures on Earth. What if it started to happen, and then, just as startlingly, stopped? And how would you respond if someone told you he was responsible for stopping it? Here’s a thought: have a seat; grab a cup of coffee or tea; and settle back to listen to his story. Then decide.

 

In the End: Apocalyptic Poetry  (click link in title)

Follow dark tales of humankind--as well as things never meant for human eyes--in a journey from endings beginnings, with frequent stops to explore the darkness in between.

 

Stop the presses! I stopped Armageddon!

Okay, not really, but....

My short story, "How I Saved Humankind," is now live at Smashwords, and available for free download.

Check it out at https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/267376

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I am working on pulling together a longer short story/novella for publication there as well. Stay tuned for "A Throne's Stowaway."