The Gonzo Wolf

First of all, thank you to the ones who took advantage of last week’s “A Taste of Home” sale. Luckily, I live a couple of blocks from the post office. I don’t think the clerks like me all that much.

I began writing “Far From Home” immediately after ATOH. I wanted to tell a Katie story. She was going to be my “Kick-Ass” Hit Girl.

Soon after, my marriage turned to bunk, I became an alcoholic, and was wallowing in self-pity in a tiny apartment that looked like a barn. I think it was haunted or, at least, I was. It was tough times, and you can definitely feel it in the book, according to some.

I was also traveling to New York City a lot, and I feel as though that place radiates from the pages. I could be wrong; it’s not my call to make. It’s yours.

Anyway, I’m making “Far From Home” 50% off this weekend while my stock lasts. I wrote it in such a way where reading “A Taste of Home” isn’t necessary. Truth be told, this is my personal favorite of all my works. If you read ATOH, then you’ll realize how much our girl has grown up.

Preach truths, toke jokes, and shoplift Amazon. Enjoy.

A Curse Beyond Comprehension. A Power Beyond Belief. A Girl Far From Home. Katie Liberman is your typical eighteen-year-old college student…or at least that’s what her family thinks. Picking up five years after the events of A Taste of Home, Katie has dropped out of school and embarked upon a dangerous quest to find Kurt Jimmerson, the New York City attorney responsible for her family’s werewolf curse. Unknown to her, the attorney’s grip on the ‘City That Never Sleeps’ is tighter than imagined and she’ll need any and all help available to be victorious. But… where do you find friends when you’re Far From Home?