Kirjahaku

"There it was, the statement that let you know that they were no longer capable of good judgement. It was that creepy gut feeling that revealed to you that you were going to be a victim of their horrible choices. Xavier thought and gave the building a slow examination."When a family decides to move from a small town rental to live in a big city condominium, they find their new neighbors are more than they expected. The old building has begun to deteriorate and the occupants who cannot live in modern society find themselves in peril. When demons beneath the condominium are unleashed by a demolition crew, all hell breaks loose and it is up to Xavier to save his new friends.

This is a story of four young and rather unordinary women and their dog raised in historic 1700's America who find themselves in a wild situation. Having to escape their burning cottage that has been set afire by the local town folk who came to know that the young women are practicing witchcraft, they escape through their magic cauldron where they then find themselves in the gunslinging, lawless and desperate wild west without hope of ever going home. In this story of romance, revenge, action, and magic, justice is dealt and destinies are made.

Poet Brandon Dillon makes his debut with "The Mad Ramblings of a Joker," a brutally honest collection, full of metaphor and vibrant imagery. His work covers topics such as PTSD, depression, and heartbreak, and softer moments of hope and reflective peace. His poetry is deep and unforgettable, a beacon for a dark world that needs a friend to say, "I've been there. I understand."