The adventures of Almigo

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the future because I have written today's post mostly via headset.

Back in September when I first started writing it, I promised myself I'd get the third and final part of my Hack book trilogy done by the end of 2020. September quickly became October, October started to get busy and suddenly morphed into November and that was a nightmare too. Suddenly it's mid December and here I was reminding myself 'You did promise yourself you'd have this done by the end of this year and the clock is ticking buddy..' I got it finished and published....on New Years Eve 2020!  It's out, it's good to go and ready to rock ...

  Book four in the Adventures of Hack series has now crossed the 75% mark! In other news I'm having sale even though I'm not crash hot with dates and here's how you can read a mini library completely free...

Hey look, my latest book is out!

A rag tag team of derelict ship scavengers discover a bizarre melded combination of lost ships in the middle of deep space and when they investigate it doesn't take them long to realize that nothing is what it seems.. An army major is tasked with the impossible: Prevent a base with no escape being overrun by overwhelming forces. They're out numbered, out gunned and nothing they come up with seems to work... Dessert raiders slaughter an archaeology team in the dessert only to discover a strange survivor asleep in one of the tombs. They take him back to base and that's when the horrors begin... New intriguing specials coming to Netflix? Nay. All books I started writing but never got round to finishing in 2019. Maybe 2020 will be my year?

Happy new year and I bid you welcome to 2018. Here's hoping that this new set of 365 days is full of beer brewing, murderous rampaging vampires and crowds of people who gasp when you take off your shirt. Cos that's how I plan to spend this new year...

While momentarily working on my lastest book (Court Jester of the Castle...it's taking a while but slowly getting there) I spared a thought for my other two books and decided a brief jaunt down affordable advertising road probably wouldn't go astray, now that I've finally gotten rid of a shed load of debt. However I had to stifle quite a big round of laughs when I saw some of the books the service I was contemplating using were promoting.. Not this one. I'd probably sell a million books next to this one.