mudballs
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Faerie Diamonds <-- Based on a real, giant diamond. There's excitement and wonder and... fairies? Not really... The bad guys are really bad, the good-bad guys are funny, and the redhead on the cover is my beautiful Scottish Witch.
The Bat and Balloon War -- An Alternate History of WWII <-- Based on actual history that was changed to our timeline because a GI left a cage of bats open which caused the commanding officer's car and house to burn down (FACT! snork) <-- This caused the cancellation of an official program. This novel has the program continued... as well as another genuine-but-cancelled program with balloons. Battle scenes in Europe and Pacific.
The Cadet -- The Adventures of a New World Pioneer in the 17th Century <-- Unique in that every event happened as depicted, and all the characters are real. That's me on the cover, dressed in 17th Century Amsterdam Militia clobber. I will lay confident claim to it being a gripping novel: 87% of respondents said they cried at least once while reading it. Both for sad and for happy. One guy wrote in total: "You sonuvabitch. You got me on the last page!"
If you look at what an e-book costs (99 fargin cents for Faerie Diamonds), you can see I make zerio money on sales. I just like folks to have the fun of reading my novels.
Leave a book laying around somewhere like a McDonalds table, or near an ATM...think of it as a marketing budget.