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I love my kids.
I started writing seven years ago and can't stop.

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The Eternity Prize

 

The Eternity Prize
Jeremy McClure
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The Eternity Prize

Jeremy McClure

In the war torn land of Tharin a crippled mute learns that everything is created for a reason.


“I am exactly as I am meant to be.”

The Eternity Prize is a 30,000 word fable about accepting all things as they are, most importantly ones own self.

In the land of Tharin, two boys are born. One is the son of the king, a child of destiny, raised and taught the art of death. Uthran’s sole purpose is to retrieved a prize of legend and end the Tharin’s endless war with the demon hordes of Tel’Bax.

The other is a crippled mute who is cast away to the fate of the wilderness. Found and raised by the wise dwarf hermit Archimedes, Tip is educated in the nature of the world, the stars, reading and writing.

When the two boys’ paths collide, Tip finds himself on a quest to maintain the memory of his father. But when the impossible success of the quest for Uthran and his War Lord’s eventually rests in the crippled hands of Tip, Tip realizes that everything is created for a reason…even a crippled, unassuming mute boy.

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Bloodline

 

Bloodline
Jeremy McClure
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Bloodline

Jeremy McClure

A crippled Cherokee boy races to save his grandmother from a strange family that travels with a carnival.


An ancient African city destroyed. The murder of five individuals with seemingly no connection. A Cherokee boy with cerebral palsy who has frequent “day dreams.” Tahlequah, the end of the Trail of Tears, is the home of Alexa and Connor Waters. They moved to the small town in northeastern Oklahoma three years ago when their father accepted a position as the Chair of the local university’s Anthropology Department. Their lives were mundanely pleasant until a strange carnival set up camp at Lake Tenkiller, just south of town. The sibling’s lives are turned upside down when masked strangers break into their home and kidnap their Grandmother. Along with their uncle, they only have 24 hours to unmask the strange men, solve the mystery of why they’ve come and rescue their grandmother. Tahlequah: Bloodline is book one of four. It is 27000 words.

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The Quiet Monk Inn

 

The Quiet Monk Inn
Jeremy McClure
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The Quiet Monk Inn

Jeremy McClure

Dashing, cunning, brave, and strong. These are not the attributes of the owners of The Quiet Monk Inn, but that won't stop them.


Bazod, Lumetrius, and Braelin Woodlorn, three passed their prime adventurers and chefs, along with Kristod the Mighty, their doorman, and Dee Dee, their Fairy Elf Barmaid, are forced to compete for the coveted Half-Eaten Spoon of Bottomless Pete. What ensues is a whimsical journey of misadventures stacked on top of magical encounters, all in an effort to save The Quiet Monk Inn.

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(rafica_4ndaye@yahoo.com) My name is rafica i saw your profile toda....

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Hi Jeremy I hope you’re doing well. I hate to do this, but I rea....

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Hi Jeremy, Just asking as you have some room on your shelf if you....

Jim Darcy wrote 500 days ago

Hi Jeremy, I have not had much feedback on chapters 28 to 31 so if yo....

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I wrote 441 days ago

Thank you. What is the Pitch Me box? view book

I wrote 523 days ago

Jere, Interesting and engaging. Watch for redunancy. I have it on my shelf so I can return and follow up. Good luck. Jeremy McClure The Eternity Prize Bloodline The Quiet Monk Inn view book

I wrote 523 days ago

Nenia, Horrorscape reads easy. You don't rush the story but you don't waste time either. You might check for a bit of redundancy. Good luck. Jeremy McClure The Eternity Prize Bloodline The Quiet Monk Inn view book

I wrote 523 days ago

Stuart, The New Age of Magic moves at a comfortable pace. You don't bog down with too much detail yet it is still visually appealing. I am shelving it so I can return. Good luck. Jeremy McClure The Eternity Prize Bloodline The Quiet Monk Inn view book

I wrote 523 days ago

Jim I am enjoying your book. You work feels real, well developed, and executed. I will continue reading but wanted to post after the first chapter. view book

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