I haven't posted for a good while, so here it goes: Lately I've been busy revising/rewriting Ozarium. Truth be known I shouldn't have allowed the book to undergo the publishing process when it was released in 2016. I should have paid more attention to detail and written it the way it should have been written. No kidding. I feel like I really screwed up there. Good thing, though, is I listened to readers and read a few reviews and decided it was time to dive into this murky mess and fix the problem. Actually problems. A lot of them. I hate how Ozarium came out. That's why I'm reconstructing a few things. Hopefully it will be a better read this next go around.

Ozarium is the second in the Transitional Delusions series. It can be read as a stand alone. Basically, after the end of the world is flushed down the toilet by an evil entity and its demonic children cause havoc and bloodshed in "Shadow Out of the Sky" the world takes on a different reprieve. God throws in the towel and claims "I'm outta here, folks." and four gods take his place. They ride in transparent spheres. They might even enjoy grape jelly on their burnt toast with their tea. But I do know they believe four heads are better than one running a planet. That could be a good thing. Or a bad one.

Ozarium will have a total of 6 tales set in the future. That's the way I wrote it the first time around and this time I've switched it up so that each story is spoken seperately. They are each about living in Ozarium.