Showing posts with label Book three River Survival Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book three River Survival Series. Show all posts

Surivalist Photos

 
Its really hard to be objective when choosing a photo of yourself when designing a book cover. The one above ended up being the shot used for book three of The River Survival Series. In this photo, Carla Hunter is preparing to take out federal scouts.
 
 
This photo wasn't nearly as "proactive" although here she is watching the bluecoats as they drill.


I cropped a photo for a "head shot." Not really what I was after. Carla's expression isn't as Dark and Evil as it needed to be for this deadly raid.

River Survival Series-Post Grid Thriller Series

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Yellowstone Weather Outlook

I discovered this page while surfing for real up to date weather reports on Lake Yellowstone. I was stunned how cold it is already. You can see nothing is going to melt anytime soon. Its only October. I can't wait to get there.


http://www.crh.noaa.gov/riw/?n=ynp_gtnp

Right now I'm visiting family, taking care of business, spending time with my friends.

So, car is prepared. I bought some Stay-bil so I can park it for awhile, not worry about the gas going bad.

Stay warm is going to be a really trite phrase in a little while. I'll be writing a lot on my time off. Right now I'm working hard on Book Three of the River Survival Series, called, When Hell Comes Knocking. I hope to have it completely finished by the end of Novemeber.

The first two books are available at Amazon.com and Barnes and Nobel. They deal with a couple living up in the mountains in N. E. Georgia. Suddenly the grid goes down, but they don't know it for a week because of how remote they are. Once they head to town, a week later, they find out the truth. Suddenly, everything changes when folks start taking sides, Contributors, Outliers, and the worst possible position, a Transient. I write about murder, revenge, and the decsent into cannibalism, on both sides of the law.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0076BT2SW

 



Then, of course, I'll keep a journal on my experiences up at the Man Camp. There's no telling what fun and adventure awaits. My son-in-law says I need a GPS. Could get lost on a skiing adventure, maybe a white out. Humm, I could! I get lost coming out of Walmart, looking for my car.

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