Books by Doug
Releasing November 2024
Atlantis: the Stones
Notice of Eviction!
Dan—an average guy trying to enjoy a temporary job assignment in Puerto Rico—finds himself in a deadly game of cat and mouse with a group of killers when he unintentionally discovers a mysterious stone and proof of an eviction process facing humankind. Forced to run for his life, he desperately reaches out to his best friend Aleecia Donnelly.
Aleecia—who lives within a meticulously cultivated routine that avoids most people and side-steps conflict—is launched into a harrowing search for an ancient alien artifact, and is cast into the covert world of the Crew, a clandestine group fighting for humans’ continued occupation of the planet. Aleecia must transform from a self-imposed seclusionist to guardian of the masses or watch millions die.
This compelling combination of history and myth will suggest a radical alternative to evolution that explores a newfound reality and examines everything believed to be factual about our world.
Science fiction meets thriller in this twisting tale of ancestral warfare. For fans of the King’s Man, the X Files, Independence Day and Ancient Aliens. Buy now and unravel the mystery of the Stones!
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Todd and the Jump Machine is a middle-grade read but is written to entertain kids of all ages.
Todd thinks his home life is full of danger when his sister makes friends with the school bullies. But when a Jump Machine takes Todd 101 years into the future, he’s thrown into a strange electronic world full of wonderful devices and fantastic problems. With the support of his surrogate family, Todd must cope with his new life, out wit futuristic bullies, and convince the Time Council to send him home. That’s a lot when even using the electronic toilet becomes an adventure in itself.
Set both in the present and the future, this comedic and lighthearted presentation of Todd’s struggles was written to encourage and inspire the inner child in all of us.
Why do some people become habitual thieves, or pyromaniacs, or serial killers.
Psychologists battle to understand human behavior, looking at cause and effect. But what if the cause isn’t limited to this realm? What if the character traits we find offensive, are perfectly acceptable or even respected within other dimensions.
Each string dimension exists within it’s own frequency and possesses it’s own laws of physics. When strings begin to intertwine, everything must change.
The largest debate that has ever divided humankind is that of religion. Now most of the world sits in stunned silence when it is discovered that a group of scientists and clergy are working together. Their purpose? To clone perfectly preserved DNA recovered from a petrified crown of thorns.
Now millions are preparing for war, all in the name of their gods.
Reader Warning!
This is a mischievous story, mostly told by the anthropomorphic personifications who visit us each night. If you’ve ever awoken to find you have sand in your eyes, strange lines in your face, bad breath, snarled hair, or an erection, then you’re familiar with their work.
As you read you will find that they are unaccustomed to our sense of socially acceptable behavior and remarks. So, if you are easily offended by mild vulgarity, descriptions of nudity, occasional mispronunciations, misunderstood phrases, twisted grammar, nipples and the workings, or non-workings of the functional penis, then we ask that you quietly step away from this read, for it is our intention to merely educate and entertain.
However, if you found yourself smiling as you read the above disclaimer, then you’ll enjoy this tale.
Zeus, Athena, Apollo, Aphrodite, Poseidon, and other Gods were powerfully worshiped and revered. But all things have a life cycle, including Gods. People may always need Gods, but Gods undoubtedly need believers. Without them they fade to legend and myth. But do they?
Losing believers weakens Gods, and now, having struggled to keep just enough believers to keep from being forgotten, the Greek Gods of old are not gone, they’ve just been downsized. Now, the once powerful, who lived atop of Mount Olympus and harnessed lightning and called forth the Kraken, are stuck in menial jobs and calling forth the less impressive Mudpuppy. Come, hear the tale of how they still battle to regain believers, power and glory, as they live together in a small apartment complex in Toledo, Ohio.