No Such Thing as Mermaids

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“Jerry J. Davis is a genius when it comes to writing quirky worlds and the people who inhabit them, and NO SUCH THING AS MERMAIDS is yet another wonderful example of his skills. When Jack finds himself in a strange new world called Rockamok Valley, he quickly learns that mermaids — real, living mermaids — are only the tip of this Oregon iceberg’s secrets.”

“I loved this book, it was such a good easy read and I got upset when I had to stop reading it to go and make the dinner. It’s a feel good story which we can all do with these crazy days.”

~ Amazon Reviews

Typewriter Repairman

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It’s 1982 and Renaldo Withers is in the wrong business. No one wants their typewriters repaired anymore — they want those newfangled personal computers.

To stay afloat he accepts an offer he cannot refuse. When he finds out who it’s actually from, it turns out to be far more frightening and dangerous than he’d ever dreamed.

Between his new love interest being a gun fanatic, his biggest customer being a mafioso, and his landlord reminding him of someone from the the Addams family, fate has led him right into a nightmare that it seems only he can get himself out of — by unleashing forces even the gods cannot control.

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