every system has a flaw

This is it! My very first, original novel is available for purchase right now, this very second on the internet right here. Eventually it will be up with all of your favorite book sellers like Amazon, iBooks, and Barnes and Noble, but for now it’s only on Lulu. Also, as soon as I can afford it, paperbacks will go into production.

And I suppose you want to know something about this book with the wicked cool cover art: A bomb has dropped on Washington DC, leaving behind historical ruins and a sinister virus. Ordinary citizens have been turned into flesh starved monsters. Kate was out of town when the bombs fell, but her daughter and husband were not so lucky. Despite her husband’s name on the ever growing list of casualties, Kate knows that her daughter is still alive. She can feel it. 

Autumn barely escaped the infection that swallowed her hometown. Along with her best friend, Collins, they have taken to the sea. But dwindling supplies force them toward the shore where they realize DC isn’t exactly how they pictured it.

Sound good? Did I mention that it’s part of a series? The District is Book #1 in my yet to be named five book series. There will be adventure, romance, probably more queer ladies than is statistically probable, some questionably accurate science, tattoed truck drivers, and secret societies.

If you read it, let me know what you think! If you don’t read it, that’s okay! We’re still friends. Come tell me about your day anyway.

leonardo da vinci was a year younger than christopher columbus.

stalin, freud, Ttto, trotsky and hitler walk into a bar……no really, it’s possible since they all lived in vienna in 1913.

aristotle tutored alexander the great.

abraham lincoln was twelve when napoleon bonaparte died.

an unusually well-traveled person in 5th century BC could have conceivably met confucius, lao tze, the buddha and socrates over the course of a seventy year life.

pharaohs and mammoths existed at the same time.

pocahontas and william shakespeare died, in the same country, less than a year apart from each other.