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Hey! Hey! I'm very excited to announce that the first draft for the fourth installment in the Almawt Virus series is finished. It took me just over 3 months to complete it, and I'm hoping, HOPING, that it won't take me nearly as long to clean it up. So... in celebration, here is the cover reveal for the newest book Days Since... Battle for River's Edge: Day 995

I've been meaning to do this for a while, but never got around to it. Until today...These are a few pictures of some of the key scenes from the first book in my post-apocalyptic Almawt Virus series - Days Since... Thomas: Day 758.While these places do exist, they have been manipulated to fit in with the story. So not everything is exact, but these should give you an idea of what they look like in general.
The pictures of the neighborhood are Lower Price Hill (LPH Fortress).
The others are from the Queensgate Railyard and the gazebo in Burnet Woods.

Just finished the in-depth chapter outline for the newest book in the Almawt Virus Series. It takes place right at the conclusion of book 3. The story line follows the three main characters from the first books in the series in alternating POVs from chapter to chapter. As it's set up now, it will be nearly 100 pages longer than the other books. I'm very excited to get this project started!!!

Very excited for the release of Days Since... Jenny: Day 986 tomorrow. I feel like I have a pretty good release strategy in line. I'm hoping this is the book that helps punch my books through the wall. We will see.

Now, that book 3 is finished, I am getting to work on mapping out book 4. So far, so good. I'm liking where this is going. It brings the three main characters POVs into one book. The chapters will bounce between characters as the plot unfolds.

Wrapping up the final draft for Days Since... Jenny: Day 986. This book turned out much better than I anticipated. I can't wait to get it out there for everyone to read. I'm still wavering on what to do next. I have the idea for the fourth book in this series, but I've mapped out the first book in another series.

I'll wait to see how Jenny does.

Just approved the Audio Book for Days Since... Xavier: Day 853, the second book in the series. It's crazy how quickly Matthew Crow (the narrator) was able to get this together.
Thank you so much! I think it sounds great. The voices are wonderful and the action scenes are amazing!Very quickly:Cover reveal for Days Since... Jenny in mid-January.
Audio Book for Days Since... Xavier release in late January.
Kindle Book for Days Since... Jenny release in late FebruaryIf you haven't started on the series yet. Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QVNG48P
Audio Book Sample for Days Since... Xavier: Day 853https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=451713552422339

First draft of Days Since... Jenny: Day 986 is finished! Feels so good to get through the first pass. Now, I just need to smooth it out. Fix some inconsistencies. And, most importantly, make it better.Thanks for your patience, but it won't be long now.

Listen up!

I was invited on Nancy's Broadley's podcast show to discuss the first book in the Almawt Virus series: Days Since... Thomas: Day 758.

Thanks Nancy!

https://www.blogtalkradio.com/theprepperpodcast/2019/11/20/nancy-brings-some-friends-on-around-the-homestead

The audio book for Days Since... Thomas: Day 758 is finally live! (FB Link: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2272632379702541)If you've considered joining audible, please take this opportunity to take the plunge. Using this link here (https://www.audible.com/pd/B07ZHND6CB/…) will not only sign you up for a free trial, but, in full disclosure, will give me a referral royalty. It isn't a ton, but any amount helps support this indie author!If you are already a member of audible or purchase your audio books through the itunes store, then you already know what to do. Thanks for the support!Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/Days-Since-Thomas-Almaw…/…/B07ZHPN81X

Please enjoy this sample of the first book in the Almawt Virus series, narrated and produced by Matthew Crow. (I tried to embed it here on the blog, but this Facebook link should work.)