The Last Drive Tour Begins

~ John W. Howell

 

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If you are looking for the Top Ten Things Not to Do post here normally, I hope I don’t disappoint you. It is time to do recognition work on my latest novel, The Last Drive.

From tomorrow until February 7th, twenty-six bloggers have graciously volunteered to host the tour. Since I only do this every two years, I hope you will support these visits and understand that my weekly posts will be postponed until after the tour is over. I want to give my hosts’ undivided attention. There is one exception. Lucy and Twiggy will still make themselves available on Saturdays instead of Stream of Consciousness Saturday, and Views of the Neighborhood will be on Sundays, as usual. These two days are available because no tour stops are scheduled on weekends.

During the tour, comments here will be closed so that you don’t have to comment in two places.

I hope you find the tour interesting since I’ve included different excerpts at each stop. In fact, if you come to each visit, you will be able to read enough of the book to determine if you like it.

Here is the trailer and blurb as a reminder. Thanks so much for your understanding and support.

Blurb

In the sequel to Eternal Road – The final stop, Sam and James are reunited to look for two souls, Ryan and Eddie. Ryan was killed in Afghanistan, trying to avoid a schoolyard with his crippled plane. Eddie Rickenbacker, Ryan’s hero, is to guide Ryan to his Eternal Home, and now both are missing.

The higher-ups believe that there has been some interference in Ryan and Eddie’s journey by Lucifer, so Sam and James have the task of finding Ryan and Eddie to get them back on the road despite the evil interference. Unfortunately, the machinations designed to prevent Ryan and Eddy from completing their journey take the pair to horrifying testing grounds. The places visited represent the best work of the Devil. They are the trenches of World War I in France, gladiators at the Roman Coliseum, the sinking Titanic in 1912, Hiroshima 45 minutes before the bomb, and the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1943.

This book is for you if you like plenty of action, strong characters, time travel, and a touch of spiritual and historical fiction. So, join Sam and James as they try to find the missing souls while staying one step ahead of the Prince of Darkness, who is determined to destroy all that is good.

Trailer

57 thoughts on “The Last Drive Tour Begins”

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  17. I’m looking forward to the tour, John, and to following along on the stops. I really enjoyed The Last Drive, and hope many new fans discover it!

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  18. John, best wishes for success with your
    book sequel. I’ve started reading the book and it promises to be action packed with adventures in the spiritual world. Such freedom to be anywhere the two main characters choose to be. I’m on schedule to promote your book this month. Happy New Year! 📚🎶 Christine

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  24. John, first off the best to you and yours for 2023. Also, I wanted to let you know I read Eternal Road over the holidays and really loved it. I am a big fan of the long-running CW show Supernatural, and as such this book was a perfect fit for me. Looking forward to getting and reading this follow-up adventure. I wish you great success with it!

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      1. I seem to be navigating well. I have 2 more, and will visit those when I come back to my computer, soon!
        🐂🌹🐂🌹🐂🌹🐂🌹🐂🌹🐂🌹 These look like the shrunken oxen?

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        2. Well, they were already shrunken from being run through your dishwasher, then they jumped into the bath tub with me to ditch the cats. Now, they are smaller than the cats.
          There must be a limit to the shrinkage? I just hope it’s not like my pure wool shawl scarves. One is the the size of a table place mat. 🤗 🐂🛁🐂😘

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