Superstitions

Superstitions… It’s a barren place, the Arizona desert. Where the only thing that seems to grow there are a few Palo Verde trees and some cactus. Where the temperature climbs well above the hundred degree mark, in the summer time and drops down to near freezing conditions in the winter. It’s a barren land for sure. But, this their land. This Apache land. The home of the most fierce tribe of Indians that ever rode astride. The Apaches were fierce adversaries, that captured and tortured anyone and everyone, who dared to trespass on their land, uninvited. This is also where you’ll find the Superstition Mountains, or as the Apaches call it, ‘Iron Mountain.’ They gave it that name because nothing seems to grow there. But, the mountain holds many more secrets then you might think. For one, it’s the suspected location of the infamous Lost Dutchman Gold Mind. But, it is also the home of the Apache Thunder God as well. And for those that come here in search of gold and riches, many of them will never be heard from again. Especially if they make the deadly mistake of waking up the Apache Thunder God. The Apaches were known for their very creative ways of killing those that ventured onto their land. Either on purpose or by accident. It didn’t matter. Men, women and even children would die at the hands of the Apaches. Cause in the eyes of the Apaches, little white eyes, will grow up to be big white eyes. So all of them had to die. So yes, this is a very barren land in deed. For those that are foolish enough to venture out here, the Apaches have but one question for you. How well will you Die… at the hands of the Apaches! But, for an unsuspecting group of college students who ventured out into this forbidden land, all hell is about to break loose. Having the misfortune of waking up the Apache Thunder God , by taking what appears to be nothing more then two innocent pieces of gold, one thing is for certain. All of them will surely die. How well they die, is yet to be seen. There is no escape. Not for any of them.

About the Author

About the author: Earl E. Gobel. Earl Gobel, a professional truck driver for over thirty years, is finally doing what he was meant to do. Writing books. He was bitten by the creative writing bug, back in 1971. And since that time, he has always been able to shock and amaze people. Mostly with his very creative poetry. But, now it's grown into something so much more then that. Now, he's a novelist. And when you have the drive, the ambition and the gift like he does, there is no limit. In September of 2013, Earl will start releasing his books. Books that, even before their official release, have gathered up a very impressive following. And in the past four years or so, Earl has somehow managed to write over a dozen full length novels. Most of which are well beyond the 100,000 word count. Keeping in mind that most of his creativity was done on a makeshift desk, on the steering wheel of his truck. He's also a one finger typist. So creating a manuscript that's above the 100,000 word level, is surely a remarkable feat all by itself. From the epic detective series that he calls The Dugan Chronicles, which is already up to book 7 in that series, to some Sci-fi books like Superstitions and Brimstone, he's done it all. And they're being very well received too. His book Brimstone is already in the hands of a Hollywood screen writer who wants to make it into a full length Hollywood movie. With Superstitions slated to follow after that. Time will tell if that's meant to be or not. Even so, you can't help but fall in love with his characters in these great stories as well. From Matt and Kelly, our two LAPD Homicide detectives of The Dugan Chronicles to the very cute and lovable Katie Windslow of Hearts of Grey fame. They will become a part of you. You can't help yourself from making a connection with each of them. So sit back in your easy chair and enjoy the journey that you're about to embark on. And while you're doing that, America's Newest Author will continue to kick out some more great books to add to your library.

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