Ask the Author: Mark Treble
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Mark Treble
Complete change of genre. "Life Struggles," mystery-thriller is in final editing. Ethan's stepson, Alex, is kidnapped. Journalist Ethan enlists the help of his confidential sources in New Orleans' underground to look for Alex. Too many criminals in too short a period, and Ethan is left for dead. When Alex is found, the real mystery begins. Where are the rest of the young men? Target publication date August 2015.
Its sequel, a comedy-drama, is six weeks behind. "Life Continues." Alex acts out while Ethan tries to cope. The stepson/stepfather duo cycles among fighting, sulking, looking for love (and sex if available), and having spectacular meltdowns. We meet a pair of Swedish-speaking Finns who think all Americans are prunish. No, not that prunish, that's a breakfast pastry. The other prunish. Target publication date October 2015.
Road-trip comedy nearing first draft completion. Four high school buddies take off in a convertible from Florida to Las Vegas to visit their mutual crush, Prom Queen Helen Bradley. Helen's husband, Richie Gawne, recently passed away and now she's free.
The only complication: It's 2015 and high school graduation was in 1968. What could possibly go wrong? This is "The Trip to Helen Gawne." Look for it in early 2016.
Complete rewrite of "A Decadent Life," sequel to "Life Changes." The rewrite should address the valid concerns expressed by readers of the first book. it focuses on the relationship between Mike and Luke and their mutual struggle to understand what each wants from it, and why.
Its sequel, a comedy-drama, is six weeks behind. "Life Continues." Alex acts out while Ethan tries to cope. The stepson/stepfather duo cycles among fighting, sulking, looking for love (and sex if available), and having spectacular meltdowns. We meet a pair of Swedish-speaking Finns who think all Americans are prunish. No, not that prunish, that's a breakfast pastry. The other prunish. Target publication date October 2015.
Road-trip comedy nearing first draft completion. Four high school buddies take off in a convertible from Florida to Las Vegas to visit their mutual crush, Prom Queen Helen Bradley. Helen's husband, Richie Gawne, recently passed away and now she's free.
The only complication: It's 2015 and high school graduation was in 1968. What could possibly go wrong? This is "The Trip to Helen Gawne." Look for it in early 2016.
Complete rewrite of "A Decadent Life," sequel to "Life Changes." The rewrite should address the valid concerns expressed by readers of the first book. it focuses on the relationship between Mike and Luke and their mutual struggle to understand what each wants from it, and why.
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