Remember when you were a kid and you had that one magical summer that seemed to last a lifetime? Cooper and his friends don’t know it, but they are in the midst of a summer they will never forget. Their small town is paralyzed with fear as a serial killer preys upon children and The Golden Boys seem to be the only ones who have a chance to stop him. A life-long bond is forged between them as they confront each other, their worst fears and a killer that is more than anyone could possibly imagine. Filled with suspense, heart and humor, The Sneaker Tree has something for everyone.
That’s right, I’m having a sale. On my blog? No, that’s free until I get picked up for syndication. My book! The Sneaker Tree is on sale for only $2.99 for your Kindle, Nook, or iPad/iPhone! It really is a great story that I’m very proud of. (BTW the link in this paragraph will take you to the paperback. For the $2.99 e-book click on the book cover in the right sidebar)
Need a fun read during your time off around the holidays? Try The Sneaker Tree, also available in paperback!
If you’ve read my blog and enjoyed my writing, why not give one of my books a try? If you’ve read The Sneaker Tree and enjoyed it, I’d be thrilled if you share this post far and wide on Facebook, Twitter or by reblogging. Have a great Friday everyone! ~Phil
OK, I will download it today. When I will actually get to reading it with all of the others ahead, I’m not sure. One that is already on my list is the 11/22/63 Stephen King book you told me about.
Aw, thanks Barbara. If you do like Stephen King you might like The Sneaker Tree. I didnt do it intentionally but when I finished it I realized it was kind of a cross between Stephen King’s books Stand By Me and It.
I liked “Stand By Me” a lot. “It” not so much. I’m eager to read it, Phil!!
I’m a big Stephen King fan and really enjoyed 11/22/63. I’d say it’s one of my favourites!
… and Phil did a great job on The Sneaker Tree. I love his characters and enjoyed his writing style 🙂
Thanks Joanne! I really appreciate you saying that.
You’re welcome. It’s the truth 🙂
Thank you, Joanne, that is great to hear. I used to love Stephen King and then he went all “Tommyknockers” on me and I got turned off. The Stand, The Shining, and many others, however, I really loved. So I’m eager to read the Kennedy novel. And Phil’s too.
I didn’t like Tommyknockers either!
NIce! 🙂 Have an awesome festive time/season/thing 😉
Thanks Belinda! You too!
Thanks Phil 😀
I have this book. I really enjoyed it. Took me back to my childhood.
Thanks Laura!
Well worth reading
Take my advice
An excellent book
At an awesome price!!
If rhyming was a superpower you’d have your own comic book and movies about you. So say Phil, so it must be true.
Yep, rock n’ roll supermom