I thought this picture of a helicopter made a nice backdrop for this quote. I snapped the chopper image while hiking along the Pacific coast of the USA.
The publisher is still working on my third book–Toxic Sphere, Enemy Apparent. They are setting up the interior format and doing cover design. I can’t wait to see how it turns out!
My book contains several scenes where prisoners are tortured in an illegal prison. The facility is in an old military base that is built into a mountain. This picture shows what the torture rooms may look like.
The third book in my Toxic Sphere Series, Enemy Apparent, is currently with the publisher!
They are working on the cover, so I don’t know what it will look like yet.
Here’s a picture to show how one of the bad guys in my story may look.
I took this picture decades ago, long before digital cameras. A fresh snowstorm was rolling in.
I was walking near the coast, and this view jumped out at me. It reminds me of a region called the “Lowlands” in my fictional country of Domataland. The main country in my Toxic Sphere novels is Cadona. Domataland is the “enemy nation” in the story.
One fictional country in my “Toxic Sphere” book series is called Fletchia. It is a mountainous land.
I took this picture while on a high-country hike. The scene reminds me of a place that a person might see in Fletchia.
“When a rich man looks out his window, he admires the luxuries that wealth has bestowed upon him. If a poor man is lucky enough to have a window, he sees grimy walls, dirty streets, and all manner of disease and decay. Most of all, the poor man is denied the privilege of seeing hope.”
