This week, I invite you to enjoy a new short story from the world before Lockhart on my author’s blog.
Next week, we’ll continue up the Danube River. Please join me.
Smooth roads and tailwinds,
JT
Come on over: Music and Sketches
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Category Archives: Fiction
Come on over: Sketches
This week, I invite you to enjoy a new short story from the world before Lockhart on my author’s blog.
Next week, we’ll ride up the Danube River. Please join me.
Smooth roads and tailwinds,
JT
Come on over: Survivor
This week, I invite you to enjoy a new short story from the world of Emily & Hilda on my author’s blog.
Next week, we’ll interrupt River Run 2017 for my third pandemic outing, the first ride of Breaking Out 2021.
Smooth roads and tailwinds,
JT
FREE eBooks!
To celebrate the upcoming release of the second volumes in the Lockhart and the Emily & Hilda series, I have joined Smashwords’ eBook week. Available in all eBook formats, including Kindle, Nook, epub, and pdf.
All my books will be free from Sunday 7 March through Sunday 13 March. Enjoy!
Come on over: Something Else
This week, I invite you to enjoy a new short story from the world of Emily & Hilda on my author’s blog.
Next week, we’ll cross Slovenia and ride into Hungary. Please join me.
Smooth roads and tailwinds,
JT
Come on over: Internship
This week, I invite you to enjoy a new short story from the world of Lockhart on my author’s blog.
Next week, we’ll many rivers that shaped the battlefields of World War I. Please join me.
Smooth roads and tailwinds,
JT
Come on over: Artists
This week, I invite you to enjoy a new short story from the world of Lockhart on my author’s blog.
Next week, we’ll ride from Franciacorta to Verona, city of romance. Please join me.
Smooth roads and tailwinds,
JT
Come on over: Bullies
This week, I invite you to enjoy a new short story from the world of Lockhart on my author’s blog.
Next week, I’ll have another Pandemic Pedalling ride, which I just completed yesterday. Please join me!
Smooth roads and tailwinds,
JT
Caught in the open
He wasn’t going to make it. Only fifteen minutes on the road, and the wind had gone from a gentle side breeze to a stiff headwind. Up ahead, dark clouds were gathering quickly. He could feel the pressure drop as the wind rose. Continue reading
The Freewheeling Freelancer 