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I hope to see you there.
Bobby
I'm excited to return to Monsterama this weekend in Atlanta. You should be there too. We'll have fun. Learn more about Monsterama HERE.
I hope to see you there.
Bobby
I've received my tentative panel schedule for Dragon Con.
A Programming Update from Spotlight Media GA:
Straight from Our Director of Programming we are proud to announce that he has digitized all of The Issues of The Beam that have had chapters of Our Bobby Nash Original Serialized Thriller - Lance Star and The Ghost Squadron. The past 10 Issues ( with chapters 1-10 out of 12 so far) of The Beam have been uploaded and are now available on Our Spotlight Media GA Branded Roku and Amazon firestick TV Channels plus Our Spotlight Media GA Branded App which is Free to download where you find all your favorite apps. This way you can enjoy our content while on the go via your phones and/or tablets. If you missed a chapter or are just curious you can check out the video versions of The Beam complete with our clients ads, content creators info, other features, and a chapter of our Serialized Thriller. You no longer have to be local to South Ga to enjoy the physical printed edition The Beam. You can enjoy it in its entirety.This is exciting news. I can't wait to check it out.
I hope you will too.
Bobby
I had a great time at Hoover Public Library's SciFi/Fantasy PLUS event yesterday in Hoover, AL. I caught up with some friends I haven't seen in a while, met new people, sold some books and bookmarks, and just generally had a grand ol' time. You should have been there.
Bobby
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Happy Reading!Original Art Bookmarks (Hand-Drawn by me)
$10 each or $3 for $20 (I’ll cover postage)
If you have a preferred character, let me know. Or I can choose at random.
If there’s a book you’re interested in that’s not listed here, ask. I have my convention stock and am happy to sign and ship anthologies as well.
Bobby
For those in Georgia, look for me at TWO great events this weekend! I hope you can join me.
Saturday, I'll be part of Nerdy Wonderland Summer Solstice's author alley at The Lost Druid Brewery in Avondale Estates, GA. (11:30am-6:00pm) https://nerdywonderland.com
Sunday is the book launch for STANDING ON THE SHADOWS - A Tom Myers Mystery at the Monroe-Walton Center for the Arts in Monroe, GA. (2pm-4pm) https://www.monroewaltonarts.org
Keep up with my event schedule at www.bobbynash.com and www.ben-books.com
Thanks.
Bobby
It'll be fun.
Bobby
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This volume features stories by Bobby Nash, Brian K Morris, Robert J Mendenhall, Clyde Hall, and Captain Hawklin creator Charles F. Millhouse. Cover by Jeffrey Hayes. Published by Stormgate Press. Choose your adventure today!
Also in paperback.
Now available in paperback: The Lost Adventures of Captain Hawklin Vol-2. You can find it HERE.
This thrilling pulp adventure short story collection brings to life the unforgettable escapades of Captain Hawklin in a time of danger and intrigue. Prepare to be swept away on a whirlwind of action and suspense as award-winning authors Charles F. Millhouse, Bobby Nash, Brian K Morris, Clyde Hall, and Robert J Mendenhall spin tales of high-seas adventures, perilous encounters, and breathtaking exploits. From supernatural encounters, to high-flying intrigue, each story in this collection is a gripping testament to the enduring spirit of adventure. Cover by Plasmafire Graphics' Jeffrey Hayes. Published by Stormgate Press.
Bobby
Lance Star and the Ghost Squadron
Chapter 6.
“This is gonna hurt!”
Damaged from missile damage, the Skybolt II, famed shiny silver aircraft belonging to Lance Star, the leader of the adventurers known the world over as The Sky Rangers, dropped out of the air like a stone toward the rocky ground below.
While Lance fought the controls in an effort to land them as safely as possible, Buck Tellonger, his co-pilot, called in a mayday. They were a long way from civilization, somewhere in the open wilds of Utah, steep mountains, desert, buttes, and mesas surrounded them. It would be far too easy to get lost in a place like this. Even harder for rescue planes to find them.
Provided they survived the crash landing.
That was the first order of business. A gifted pilot, Lance had the situation in hand. In his varied colorful adventures, this was not the first time he had been shot at, and not the first time a plane he was in had been shot down. Between luck, talent, and experience, he was still in one piece, still flying.
Between him and Buck, they had logged in more hours in the cockpit than most. Their passenger, Jacob Cutter, was no stranger to air combat either. That’s how they all met. During the war. It seemed so long ago now.
The ground rushed at them quickly, rocks and brush zipping by like a blur. The Skybolt’s landing gear touched earth, the rubber wheels bounced, sending the plane back into the air before coming in for another attempt. The landing was rough. Pockmarked dusty trails filled in in place of the non-existent airstrip.
Once the wheels gripped the ground, the pilot pulled back, throttled down, and the great airship began to slow. A trail of dust trailed the plane as the wheels dug into dirt.
The Skybolt slammed to a halt, the front wheels buried, the plane’s twin noses pointing down. The pilots breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing that the twin propellers survived undamaged. That increased their chances of getting back in the air exponentially.
“Everybody good?” Lance asked.
Both Buck and Cutter responded favorably. Once they were certain there was no risk of fire and everyone was unharmed, Lance popped the seal and followed Cutter through the Skybolt’s fuselage toward the cargo door at the back of the plane. The port side door took damage during the attack. By the time they hit the ground, Buck was already waiting for them.
“How’s it look?” Lance asked.
“It’s not pretty, boss,” Buck said, chewing on a thick, ugly, unlit cigar. Lance never understood his friend’s fascination with them. “We took damage, but it’s all fixable.”
“Can we get back in the air on our own?”
“I think we can get her in the air,” Buck said, running his hand along the silver hull. “I can’t guarantee she’ll be combat ready.”
“We may not have a choice, Buck,” Lance said. “Whoever shot us down is bound to come looking for us. We need to be ready for them.”
To be continued…