Now Available - On The Path: Lessons From A Freelance Writer

We have new ebook for sale. On The Path: Lessons From A Freelance by Shaun C. Kilgore is short reference guide to the freelance writing business. Culled from the writer's blog posts, the guide brings together some of the best articles by the professional writer who is also co-author of three books including Heaven's Point Guard, Remember The Ride, and Autumn Sky.

Available for $3.99 on the Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble's Nook, and other e-reader formats via Smashwords.

Summary: On The Path: Lessons From A Freelance Writer is a short book that shares some of the knowledge, tips, and experiences of a freelance writer. It is a good resource for beginners and veteran writers alike who might like find something valuable from a professional writer further down the path.

Coming Soon: Remember The Ride: The Story Of North Vermillion Girls Basketball's Sensational Four-Year Run

Founders House Publishing would like to present its latest book, Remember The Ride: The Story Of North Vermillion Girls Basketball's Sensational Four-Year Run. It is the true story of an Indiana high school's varsity basketball team's phenomenal performance during a four-season period from 2000 through 2004, Books will be available for purchase starting January 27, 2012. 

Book Description:

From 2000 through 2004, a small Indiana high school's girls basketball program engaged in an amazing four seasons of play. Led by Coach Ken "Cruiser" Gentrup, the North Vermillion Lady Falcons and assistant coaches reached unimagined heights.  

In 2002, Gentrup led his girls in a race to the top, ending with the Class A State Championship crown and other titles to their credit. The team returned to defend their title in 2003. Along the way, the Lady Falcons broke records and took their school and the fans on an amazing fifty-game winning streak. 

Remember The Ride is their story, the story of a group of talented young women who achieved big dreams by putting all of their ambition and skill to the test.  

The Lady Falcons made history and drew together the people of their community and others and took them on one memorable journey.  

Remember The Ride, written from Coach Gentrup's perspective, offers fans and newcomers alike a chance to glimpse the story anew and get some inside perspective into what it took to make high school girls basketball history.

Autumn Sky: Available In Print

The newest title, a paranormal western called Autumn Sky and written by Brent Pasley and Shaun Kilgore has been released through Founders House Publishing. It is officially available on Amazon.com.

Set in the late 1840s, it follows the trek of a party of settlers traveling through the Kansas Territory. Their leader, a veteran cavalryman and trail guide named Abel Carter. As they head for Fort Leavenworth, the wagon train is beset by a band of Cherokee who wield supernatural powers. In a moment, a young woman is taken and Carter sets out to recover her. He encounters deeper more sinister forces, spirits and creatures of the night which have plans for the weathered soldier. Will Carter survive? Or will he be consumed by darkness?

Back cover summary:

There are many dangers on a wagon train headed towards the goldfields of California. Veteran cavalryman and guide Abel Carter leads another group west through the Kansas Territory when strange and terrible things start happening. Ghostly natives haunt the prairie, shadowing the wagon train as it makes its way to Fort Leavenworth to winter.

Behind the Cherokee warriors, a more menacing, supernatural presence has awful designs for Carter. Will he survive? Will anyone?

New Release: Autumn Sky

Well it is Halloween and our debut novel, Autumn Sky by Brent Pasley and Shaun Kilgore is available on all major eBook formats, including Kindle and Nook. eBooks are also distributed through Smashwords. The print edition will be available very soon.

Summary:

There are many dangers on a wagon train headed towards the goldfields of California. Veteran cavalryman and guide Abel Carter leads another group west through the Kansas Territory when strange and terrible things start happening. Ghostly natives haunt the prairie, shadowing the wagon train as it makes its way to Fort Leavenworth to winter.


Behind the Cherokee warriors, a more menacing, supernatural presence has awful designs for Carter. Will he survive the darkness? Will anyone?