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Alien duals, possessing the power to terraform a planet into a wasteland through their dreams, are sent to Earth to accomplish that unthinkable outcome.
147 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 31, 2024
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About the author
Mike Kearby
35 books14 followersMike Kearby (born 1952) is an American novelist[1] and inventor.[2] Since 2005, Kearby has published ten novels, one graphic novel, and written two screenplays: (2011) Boston Nightly, with fellow writer Paul Bright and (2012) The Devouring
Kearby was born in Mineral Wells, Texas,[3] and received a B.S. from North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas) in 1972. He worked in the irrigation industry for 20 years where he ob tained patents 5,762,270, 5,992,760, 6,478,237, 6,155,493, 6,209,801. He taught high school English and reading for 10 years and created "The Collaborative Novella Project".[4] The project allows future authors to go through the novel writing process from idea to published work. Kearby began novel writing in 2005 and has completed ten novels, one graphic novel, and written the afterword to the TCU Press 2010 release of western novelist's, Elmer Kelton, "The Far Away Canyon".[5]
"Ambush at Mustang Canyon" was a finalist for the 2008 Spur Awards.[6]
"A Hundred Miles to Water" was awarded the 2011 Will Rogers Medallion Award for Best Adult Fiction.[
“Texas Tales Illustrated~The Revolution was awarded the 2012 Will Rogers Medallion Award for Best YA Non-Fiction.
Western Novels:
The Road to a Hanging (2006)
Ride the Desperate Trail (2007)
Ambush at Mustang Canyon (2007), 2008 Spur Award Finalist
The Last Renegade (2009)
The Taken (2010)
A Hundred Miles to Water (2010), 2011 Will Rogers Medallion Award for Best Adult Fiction[8]
Dead Man's Saddle (2011)
Science Fiction:
The 13th Baktun (2008)
Horror:
The Resonance (2011)
The Devouring~Kavachi’s Rise (2012)
Graphic Novel:
Texas Tale Illustrated (April, 2011), illustrations by: Mack White[9]
Afterward:
The Far Canyon (2010), Kearby wrote the Afterword for the Elmer Kelton TCU Press reprint
Kearby was born in Mineral Wells, Texas,[3] and received a B.S. from North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas) in 1972. He worked in the irrigation industry for 20 years where he ob tained patents 5,762,270, 5,992,760, 6,478,237, 6,155,493, 6,209,801. He taught high school English and reading for 10 years and created "The Collaborative Novella Project".[4] The project allows future authors to go through the novel writing process from idea to published work. Kearby began novel writing in 2005 and has completed ten novels, one graphic novel, and written the afterword to the TCU Press 2010 release of western novelist's, Elmer Kelton, "The Far Away Canyon".[5]
"Ambush at Mustang Canyon" was a finalist for the 2008 Spur Awards.[6]
"A Hundred Miles to Water" was awarded the 2011 Will Rogers Medallion Award for Best Adult Fiction.[
“Texas Tales Illustrated~The Revolution was awarded the 2012 Will Rogers Medallion Award for Best YA Non-Fiction.
Western Novels:
The Road to a Hanging (2006)
Ride the Desperate Trail (2007)
Ambush at Mustang Canyon (2007), 2008 Spur Award Finalist
The Last Renegade (2009)
The Taken (2010)
A Hundred Miles to Water (2010), 2011 Will Rogers Medallion Award for Best Adult Fiction[8]
Dead Man's Saddle (2011)
Science Fiction:
The 13th Baktun (2008)
Horror:
The Resonance (2011)
The Devouring~Kavachi’s Rise (2012)
Graphic Novel:
Texas Tale Illustrated (April, 2011), illustrations by: Mack White[9]
Afterward:
The Far Canyon (2010), Kearby wrote the Afterword for the Elmer Kelton TCU Press reprint
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