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by Nik C. Colyer (Author)
As the chicken farming flamenco dancer finishes her first gig, Billy Marlin and Sundog Anderson carry out their half-baked scheme, sending Harry Trunk over the edge with a gun the size of Texas. In the midst of the biggest flood in over a decade our hapless hero's find themselves in a room with a nut case and his pistol. It's fun, it's goofy and the best of all no one gets hurt.
Author Biography
With sixteen finished manuscripts, six published novels, two screenplays and a book of poetry and under his belt, Nik C. Colyer has spent his last thirty-five years as a visionary fiction writer. His unending curiosity about the way people lead their lives adds humor and quirkiness to the content of his writing. At age 67, he resides deep in the forest of northern California with Barbara, his wife and a Modern Day Priestess. He also shares his wooded five acres with deer, an occasional bear, a single ding-bat cat and five chickens. Nik's life is equally divided between exploring several directions of artistic expression and the craft of novel writing. He writes each day starting at four a.m. Books in print are as follows: *The four part Channeling Biker Bob series: About manhood, marriage and motorcycles. *Maranther's Deception: Lost in the desert. Only their past can save them before the future runs out. A magical desert tale. *Trillian Rising: Out of the ashes of our collapsing civilization rises the phoenix of change giving us hope for a brighter future. *Flamenco Flood: A goofball comedy about missteps, misunderstandings and misbehaving. *Kicking Ass and Taking Names: Poetry through the eyes of a tough guy.
