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Walter never cared about his classmates. Until he was told he would never see them again.Walter has never fit in, and he has never really cared. When a mysterious man starts talking to him through his T.V. telling him that the world is going to end and he must prepare, he thinks that the kids who make fun of him might be right. He is a freak.Walter leads his mother and best friend Ariel to a bunker the man tells him to go to. A bunker that is supposed to save all of their lives. A task that seems simple enough but as they get closer, and the threat of the planet becomes imminent the task put forth to him seems impossible. Walter starts to realize some of them might not make it.Walter Book One is the first book in this young adult science fiction series. If you like fast-paced thrilling Science Fiction with mysterious spacemen, and action-packed survival scenes, all rolled into a coming-of-age story, then you are going to love Ernie Howard's page-turning series.But Walter Book One, today.

A small quiet town. A sleepy motel. A family tired from the road. And a swimming pool that is the doorway to forever.A family vacation across America's great Southwest takes a turn into a sleepy little town.Looking to take a break from the road, Shawn checks his family into a motel with a partially obscured pool. Shawn and his family settle in, not knowing that their reality is about to be bashed to pieces. When old habits and the loss of trust are brought back up from the deep end of The Pool. Where the paranormal is normal.The Pool rules Number one. Only one person can walk through the gate at a time.Number two. The gate must be fully closed before the next person goes through, and that person must open the gate unassisted.Number three. You must be ready to enter the pool.Number four. The Pool knows when you're ready.The mystery of life and death will be revealed, in this horror thriller with emotional depth. When you are running from your past it's never a good idea to do it with your family in the car.

Melody makes it to the ocean with Sam and Brenton. There she meets Iggy, the boy who can feel sound. their journey takes them back to the Township, and back to Preacher. Fates are sealed and trust is broken in this third installment if the Melody 8 series.If you are a lover of post-apocalyptic stories, you need to get ready for a new twist on the genre. We must change the Song, or the frequency will forever change us.Review of Melody 8, Book Two I didn't think things could get darker, but they did. - Teri Miller, Amazon reviewer

An idyllic summer bike ride takes a turn into darkness.Ryan is excited about the first day of school, he is even more excited about seeing his best friend and his crush, Jen. Sometimes the road less traveled shouldn't be taken."This is the first of the "Night Portals" series, which will consist of twelve short stories that are this author's equivalent of "The Twilight Zone" or "Black Mirror", telling darker tales about humanity and exploring "what if this happened" scenarios." Amazon Reviewer Chris FriedNight Portals is a metaphysical series that explores the hidden secrets of life around us.Twelve "What If" short stories from the mind of Ernie Howard. Aida is the first story in the series.

My mother used to sing to me when I was scared at night. She would lay beside me, and I would place my head on her chest. Hearing the song through the vibration of her body. I loved my mother's voice. Right up to the day she was put to death because of it.My name is Melody. I was born on The Day of The Song. When the world I have never seen, changed. I came into this world just as the song stopped. If the timing had been just a little bit off I wouldn't be writing this right now. My mother would have ripped me to shreds. The song turns good people into bloodthirsty killers. At least for ten minutes every week. Any other time people in my town are pretty boring. The only other time anyone gets killed is if they are caught singing. Preacher, our leader, takes it upon himself to head the executions. He is a much hated and loved man. I hate him. He killed my mother.Preacher has pushed me into a new life. I am going to find where the song is broadcasted and stop it. I am going to create a new song, a new frequency. A melody that will unite us. If I don't, what is left of civilization will be lost.If you are a lover of post-apocalyptic stories, you need to get ready for a new twist on the genre. We must change the vibration, or the frequency will forever change us."Ernie has a gift that few writers have but thousands aspire to. His words...there tangible. You can not only visualize exactly what he's written but you can feel...and smell it." - Bob Williams, author of Music City Macabre "Behind the macabre facade, and despite the sadness, there's a lot of heart to this story, and it further strengthens Ernie Howard's status as one of the most promising new writers on the indie scene." - Eamon Ambrose, Author of Zero Hour. This is a review of The Pool, by Ernie HowardDon't miss this one