Junkies, here’s the skinny on our next release. Hunter Hunterson & Sons War Journal Vol. 1 is in production and should be available soon, both in eBook and as an audiobook. We want to get ahead of the game and let you know what’s what, in case you already have all these stories.
Here’s what this […]
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People often ask me, “Hey, FDØ, do you read books?”
To which I usually respond, “How dare you. How goddamn dare you, you sonofabitch. How DARE you question my commitment to literature?
I am a goddamn Man of Letters™. I have degrees and shit. I’m educated AF. I have a library with many pleather-bound books.
I am literature […]
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So what does a writer read? In 2015, it seems the FDØ was obsessed with dragons, genetic engineering and swords, baby … lotsa swords.
I started to write this post, then remembered I could see all my books in my Goodreads account. Well, whaddaya know — Goodreads had a handy “My 2015 Year […]
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We’re downright tickled to announce that we’ve landed actress Emma Galvin as the voice talent for the ALIVE audiobook. I first heard her work narrating the blockbuster novel DIVERGENT, by Veronica Roth. I felt Galvin’s performance of Tris, the main character in DIVERGENT, convincingly captured the essence of a young woman thrust into a difficult and […]
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That’s right, Junkies, THE ROOKIE is finally available as a full-length, unabridged, ad-free audiobook. You can get the whole honkin’ 17-hour audiobook and enjoy the smashmouth scifi, the gridiron gore, and the quest for the ring (GFL championship ring, that is).
GET IT AT:
• Tunes
• Amazon Audio
• Audible (If you aren’t already an Audible customer, it’s free as part of a 30-day, no-risk trial)
ALL FOUR GFL AUDIOBOOKS
NOW AVAILABLE!
Just in time for you to bone up before THE CHAMPION hits in September, 2014.
• THE ROOKIE
• THE STARTER
• THE ALL-PRO
• THE MVP
• THE CHAMPION (Sept. 2014).
ALREADY GOT THE ROOKIE? THEN LEAVE A REVIEW, MANG!
It’s brand-new, so the reviews at Audible and iTunes are looking a bit bare. If you listened to the story already and don’t want to experience this gritty coming-of-age story a second time, do us a favor and leave a review (or two, or in all three places). Reviews are author gold and one of the best ways to show your love for a work.
