Sweet Success! Gabriele Ewerts

By Kathie Scrimgeour

Gabriele Ewerts’ self-published middle-grade fantasy, Sophie and the Magic Flower (ISBN: 9781511842310 and 1511842318, paperback and Kindle, 372 pages) was released on April 22, 2015. The book is available at Amazon.com and Createspace.com. Visit Gabriele’s website for more information gabrieleewerts.wordpress.com or contact her at gewerts@yahoo.com

A twelve-year-old orphan girl searching for a new family finds trouble instead on a magical island. When she becomes stuck there and her life is in danger, she realizes that life with her foster mom was pretty good after all.

About the Author: Gabriele has been writing songs, poems, and short-stories for over thirty years, and is a huge fan of children and YA fantasy fiction. She has been working on the idea for Sophie and the Magic Flower for the last fifteen years. This is her first published novel.

We love to hear of fellow Pikes Peak Writers' Sweet Successes, including story acceptances, winning contests, getting published and book signings. Please email Kathie Scrimgeour at ppwsweetsuccess@gmail.com if you've got a Sweet Success you'd like to share.


Sweet Success! Charlie Hubacek

By Kathie Scrimgeouor

Charlie Hubacek’s historical fiction novel, Into the High Ute Country (ISBN-9781311362278, 978-1508606536, ebook and POD paperback, 200 pages, readers 10 years and up) was released March 16, 2015, by Hart Hills Publishing. This book is available on Smashword, Kindle and Createspace.

   

John Randolph left Missouri following a long and devastating drought that caused him to lose his farm. He had heard of gold just for the taking in Colorado. On the way, he nearly died traveling over the hot, dry high plains, but he was rescued and taken to a new town in the Rocky Mountain foothills. There he found a new life as a lawman, with new problems and new challenges.

About the Author: Charlie Hubacek has always had an insatiable urge to write since he was eight years old. Following his departure from formal education, he was employed for many years with a number of weekly newspapers in southwest Missouri working in retail advertising, as a feature writer and an operations manager.

We love to hear of fellow Pikes Peak Writers' Sweet Successes, including story acceptances, winning contests, getting published and book signings. Please email Kathie Scrimgeour at ppwsweetsuccess@gmail.com if you've got a Sweet Success you'd like to share.