Guided by the tiny alien tech coursing through his body, JB continues his mission to strike back at the aliens who relentlessly pursue him. In the Black Mountains of North Carolina, he searches for any hints of an alien base on Earth.What he encounters is much more than what he bargained for, leading to the discovery that the stakes are far higher than he could have ever imagined. And then, after he finds most of the answers that he’s been seeking, what next? Find out in, ALIEN ROADKILL-BLOWBACK.
Steve Zuckerman has spent a lifetime telling stories, first through music and now through fiction. He began his professional career at nineteen, composing music for animated segments on *Sesame Street*. Over the years, he scored films ranging from the beloved *Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore* to the wonderfully campy creature feature *Spawn of the Slithis*, while building a long career as a composer, orchestrator, and creative storyteller.
Today, Steve writes mysteries, thrillers, fantasy, and science fiction. His work includes the supernatural *Djinn and Tonnick Mysteries*, the small-town *Kara Ellison Mysteries*, and the quirky *Alien Roadkill* series. Across genres, his stories blend suspense, humor, memorable characters, and the occasional brush with the impossible.
When he's not writing, Steve can usually be found exploring new story ideas, tinkering in the studio, or wondering how his characters managed to get themselves into so much trouble.
With some additional skills received from the alien nanites in his body his non alien senses are getting overloaded. He's going to have to learn how to control the input before his head explodes.
And the aliens that are trying to kill him are setting up more elaborate traps and learning about his capabilities.
Plus those two FBI jerks are still tracking him to try and find his cousin.
These installments are reminiscent of the old serial TV shows. Each one is short, action filled, and mostly resolved by the end of the book, with a soft lead into the next installment. Book 4 finds JB still caught between action and reacting, trying to decide if his actions are self driven or alien derived.