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En Gatico Miedoso, Pipa y sus amigos exploran una casa espeluznante. No hay amenazas sobrenaturales. Más bien, el aire de misterio es lo que alimenta los miedos infantiles de los personajes. Al principio, los amigos de Pipa están muy concentrados en la llamada "Muñeca Embrujada". La muñeca aparentemente tiene la capacidad de hablar. Las investigaciones iniciales muestran que el muñeco no hace nada. Mientras investiga la muñeca, un insecto aterriza cerca de la cara de Pipa. Esto desencadena la fobia a los insectos de Pipa. Entonces, naturalmente, se adentra más en la casa espeluznante. El libro se convierte entonces en un juego de escondite. Los lectores y los amigos de Pipa tienen la tarea de encontrar dónde se esconde Scary Cat. El libro enseña a los niños a utilizar sus poderes de observación y a pensar críticamente. Sólo porque alguien te diga que un lugar está perseguido por fantasmas, no deberías creerle. Sólo porque una muñeca puede hablar, uno no debería pensar de manera inminente que hay fantasmas involucrados. Los muñecos que hablan son reales y hablan porque tienen un componente robótico que les da la capacidad de hablar. Espero que encuentres divertida y divertida la próxima aventura aterradora de Pipa.

Este es el tercer libro de la serie Gatico Miedoso. En el volumen anterior, Pipa es invitada a una fiesta de cumpleaños en casa de un amigo. Como es una invitada, no sabe que la fiesta contará con un mimo de cumpleaños. En esta fiesta, Pipa enfrenta su miedo a los payasos, o en este caso a su miedo a los Mimos. A través de su encuentro con el mimo, Pipa descubre que los payasos o mimos son personas normales que usan maquillaje. No hay razón para que le tenga miedo a los payasos. Aparte de la escena del payaso, también presento ideas divertidas para fiestas de cumpleaños. Trabajé muy duro en el color de este volumen. En este volumen, el foco principal está en el color rojo. Utilizo rojo y algunos otros colores análogos para resaltar la escena. Pensé que era una elección estilística divertida. El mimo del cumpleaños es una tortuga. Una linda tortuga rosa. Creo que salió lindo. Mi hermano y mi madre sienten que el mimo de la tortuga les salió aterrador. Realmente no lo veo. De todos modos, este es un buen regalo de cumpleaños. Puedes regalárselo a alguien a quien le gusten los gatos y los payasos. O puedes regalárselo a alguien que le tenga miedo a los gatos y a los payasos. De todos modos, espero que la nueva aventura de Pipa the Scary Cat te haga sonreír. Si este libro para niños le resulta agradable, también debería consultar Chiblia. Tengo otros trabajos para lectores mayores. Saturnastra es una serie de libros de fantasía. Las Furias es un manga o cómic de comedia que presenta mucha mitología. También tengo cuentos y un libro de poesía.

Kain Sanson was recently dumped by the love of his life Eugenia. Naturally, he isn't taking the break up well. Pretending to be happy has become a day to day chore. Try as he might, he isn't able to put her out of his mind. It wasn't as if Eugenia was the best of girlfriends. She openly cheated on him. From day one, she had informed Kain that she had no intention of falling in love. Alas, the heart wants what the heart wants. Follow Kain as he tries to get over his heartbreak with the help of his friends and family. Will Kain get over Eugenia? Or will this heartbreak keep him from welcoming a new love into his life.

This volume of the Furies retells the Orestes and the Funeral Olympic Games of King Cleomedes. It starts with Gilgamesh and Kida enjoying a hot bath in their Pompeii villa. Their peace is interrupted by the God Hermes. They have been invited to party in Mycenean.The party is in the honor of all those who fought in the Trojan Wars. All Mortals, Demi-Gods and Mortals welcome. Everything in this party is all fun and games until someone gets murdered. Find out who gets killed and who gets wrongfully accused in this new volume of The Furies.

In the fifth volume of Scary Cat, Pipa wants a cellphone. She feels that she is big enough to handle the responsibility. The book begins with Pipa finally getting the courage to ask her dad for a cellphone .The problem is that her father doesn't like confrontation.So, he tells Pipa to ask her mother. Pipa's mother doesn't want to tell her daughter no. So, she tells Pipa to ask her sister for a cellphone. Now, Pipa has to prove to her older sister that she is responsible enough for a cellphone.Just as the title spoils it, Pipa does get a cell phone and she immediately loses it. The book aims to teach children responsibility. It also teaches them not to panic when they have a problem. Even if they are afraid of getting in trouble, children need to ask their parents for help.It also teaches parents the importance of patience. They can't lose their cool over every little thing. Nobody is perfect, and that is alright.

Zephyrus is the new Mystic Knight in town. The 500-year-old Myrmidon has recently rejoined the labor force. Due to his age, he is constantly being underestimated. His new coworkers treat him as if he was made of glass, or senile, while his son talks to him as if he was an infant. As a foreigner, he has difficulties adapting to his new setting. He doesn't understand why the citizens of Muldred are so repressed. In his country Shangri La, if you like someone you mate with them. Infidelity is also socially acceptable. Promiscuity is applauded, while celibacy is considered a mental illness. One day, Absalom, a married man, prepositions Zephyrus. He is the first of many repressed citizens of Muldred who begin to court Zephyrus. He is a novelty, and the fact that he can transform into anyone they want is just the cherry on top. The problem is that Zephyrus is no longer a young buck. He doesn't want a pointless, casual relationship. He wants love, but everyone who approaches him isn't interested in forming a relationship. Follow Zephyrus as he struggles to find someone who will love him, for who he is.

The Lovers Pentacle is a romance book inspired by tarot cards. The Titular lovers are the best friends Kain and Carina. The two have been friends since High School. Overtime, their relationship degraded into toxic codependency.Whenever Carina gets dumped, she bullies her best friend into dating her. As soon as she finds herself someone better, she leaves him. After getting dumped so many times, Carina is finally ready to settle for Kain, but unsurprisingly, Kain refused to marry her. In order to change her destiny, Carina visits a psychic to get a tarot card reading, and a love spell that will bind the two lovers together. The spell can only be activated on the new moon. Before she uses the spell, Carina meets a new man called Bruno.Carina immediately becomes infatuated with Bruno. Now, she must decide whether to use the love spell on Kain or on Bruno. The book is commentary on modern relationships, and a cautionary tale on the dangers of tainting one's friendship, with the expectations that it must evolve into something more.

The Lovers Pentacle follows the romantic misadventures of Kain Sanson. He recently ended a co-dependent relationship with his best friend Carina. Now, he is dating the rich heiress Eugenia. Eugenia wants a causal relationship, while Kain wants something serious. Watching over Kain's love life is the mysterious psychic Irina. She has taken a keen interest in his future, since he saved her granddaughter Marlene from drowning. She wants Kain to live happily ever after, with a woman who loves him. Unfortunately for Kain, the more Eugenia gets to know him, the more pity she feels for him. Even, Irina with her powers cannot force Eugenia to fall in love with Kain. Since Irina lacks the power to fix Kain's love life, she can at least protect him with the powers that she does have. Find out what happens, when two opposites have irreconcilable, relationship goals.

In Volume 8, Gilgamesh and Kida participate in the Trojan War. They are fighting on the Greek side of the conflict. When they arrive, Achilles has gotten in a fight with Agamemnon. Therefore, he has left the field of battle with his soldiers. He is going to sit back and watch his comrades burn, all because he is angry at the King. Gil enters Achilles's tent in order to try to talk some sense into the guy. The chat doesn't go as planned.This volume features one of the bloodiest battle of the Iliad. The battle is even more complicated when Gilgamesh uses magic. The Abandons and the Final Boss Gates want to destroy all the magic from the known universe. So, naturally, Gilgamesh's powers draws them to the Battle of Troy in order to further raise the stakes.Find out what role Brahma plays in this epic clash between the Greeks and the Trojans, and Gilgamesh and Kida's war against the World Destroying Abandons

In Scary Cat 4, Pipa and her friends explore a Spooky house. There are no supernatural threats. Rather, the air of mystery is what feeds the infantile fears of the characters. At first, Pipa's friends are hyper focused on a so called "Haunted Doll". The doll apparently has the ability to speak. The initial investigations show the doll not doing anything. While investigating the doll, a bug lands close to Pipa's face. This triggers Pipa's bug phobia. So, she naturally runs deeper into the spooky house. The book then becomes a hide and seek game. The readers and Pipa's friends are tasked with finding where Scary Cat is hiding. The book teaches children to use their powers of observation and to think critically. Just because someone tells you that a place is haunted by ghosts, you shouldn't believe them. Just because a doll can talk, one shouldn't imminently think ghosts are involved. Talking dolls are real, and they talk because they have a robotic component that gives them the ability to speak. I hope you find Pipa's next Scary adventure amusing and humorous.

The story takes place in 1982. It was a couple of years before I was born. People love the 80s, and so it seemed like a good idea to turn back the clock a bit. Cuba after the revolution entered a type of time bubble. The world changes and flows, while that country is stagnant, and never changing. Even now, with the supposed changes, it still feels like the place has not changed one bit. As for the characters, they are not real people with their names changed. That would just be lazy writing if you ask me. Think of it like putting all the ingredients in a pot, and then stirring, and stirring them to form a soup. This book is like a soup. If you like soup, then you will enjoy it. If you do not, then at least you bought my soup, and so I get to eat cheesecake for another day. What is important is that you find this book remotely entertaining. It is a bit shorter than some of my other works, but I putted the same effort as I did in some of my other works. The title was the thing I gave the most thought. I wanted to make it something simple, and unassuming. Eventually, I wiggled it down to just The House. If The House manages to scare you even a little bit, then I may have some hope as a horror writer. If not, I hope it makes you feel a little sometime, even if that feeling is just mild amusement. Now, sit back and enjoy my new book.

First Book In the Scary Cat Series. By the writer of the Saturnastra Series, the Chiblia and the Furies. A book about facing your fears. It is written for kids to teach them about facing their fear and being brave. Ages 3 and Up. A perfect first book for your child to read. Written in easy to understand large font for any beginner reader.Felipa runs a detective agency with her friends. Her new case is to search with her friends for the source of a scary sound in the forest. She gets lost and her father goes to find her. There are many Scary Cats in the world. Some may even live in your own home. I first conceived of the idea of Scary Cat about a year ago. I am always brainstorming new book ideas. Scary Cat seemed like a good concept for a Children's book. This book is the first one I have drawn by hand. I used Copic markers, and Sakura Pigma Micron Pens. The speech bubbles were added with Photoshop. Since this book is going to be a series, I spent a lot of time in the first volume introducing the characters. I spent a lot of time designing the characters. Each of them is themed after a specific type of cat. The main girl, Filipa, is based on a Tuxedo Cat. The mother is a Calico cat, and the older sister is a Havana Brown Cat. The Tuxedo cat is not a type of cat breed. Rather, it is the name for the color patches. Filipa has a step-dad, and a little brother too. I thought it would make the family dynamics a little bit more interesting. The drawing style of the book is Kawaii. I thought the Kawaii style was interesting enough. Still, I feel that the anatomy is more Chibi. The scenery I drew it realistic, with cute faces in houses and trees. The first story is about looking for a scary sound in the woods. Kids tend to get worked up by unusual sounds. I was going for a whole investigative crew type of feel for the stories. Still, I do not want to make the scary stuff be a guy wearing a costume. There will never be a guy in a scary costume. The book is meant for little kids, but grown up can enjoy the book too, if they have nothing better to do. Hopefully, the kids will be able to cope with their childhood fears. Aside from the cat family, in this book there will be other species of people. I do not plan to have humans featured. Each of the creatures will have some of the passive abilities of their animal counterparts. Scary Cat Filipa will be able to climb, and her penguin friend will be able to swim underwater. Filipa will also roam a bit, as is the habit of kitties. I seen them roaming about from time to time, in the back garden. Aside from the book, I suppose I should speak of myself a bit. I graduated with Honors from FIU from the School of Journalism. I have a Bachelor in Communications. I started drawing in my spare time, between my classes. This is the second series of children books that I have started. The other one is about the Bible. I could have done with story with any other type of animal. I could have even used people. Instead, I used cats and cute little animals. I like cats. I hope you like cats too. Aside from children's books, I have a manga and a fantasy book series. You can check them out, if you like the way I write and draw.

Marduke is an alderman that was sent to the terraformed planet of Saturn in order to Hunt Abandons. Abandons are eldritch horrors that feast upon Magic Users. These creatures have succeeded in almost completely erasing magic from the known Universe. Due to the Magus genocide, the Abandons in turn were hunted down to extinction. The last one that remains has taken refuge in Saturn. Marduke must find and destroy this creature before it kills the last remaining Magic Users. Marduke tracks the Abandon Libra to Veragerung. He senses the creature, but he is still unable to pinpoint her exact location. Someone is sheltering the Abandon Libra. In exchange of knowledge, this person does her dirty work for her. Will Marduke succeed in destroying Libra? Or will Libra's emissary kill Marduke?

Chalon is about the 11th book in the series or maybe the 12th. Ahi ended up being two books. This book has its own unique type of gimmick, like the others. I tried to make this book in a way that it takes place all in a day. I read that there was a book that takes place all in a day. I forget the name of it. Chalon explores a day in the life of a character. The Book takes day during the course of one day.The problem was that the book jumped from character to character. Mine focuses only on Chalon. You get a fairly good idea of his entire life story in a day. The book has a couple of horror elements here and there. Aside from a silly jump scare, there is not much to fuzz about as far as scary stuff. Still, I might be wrong about it. I tend to write scary stuff without meaning to. As for Chalon, he works with a traveling troupe of musicians, and actors. From time to time, merchants join his caravan. There is safety in numbers. The book focuses on a typical show day, with practices before the night falls, and other minor errands to run. Along the way, there are problems that arise that Chalon needs to address. Some of those problems even take him into prison. The story takes place in Sassari. It is a city that was lightly touched upon in Melina. In the book Melina, you find out about the palace life. This book covers the happenings of normal folks who are not royalty. I also added some action here and there just for kicks. Folks like violence in their books often. The prison scene is also a bit of a nightmare fuel. At least, my brother seems to think so. As with most of my books, I need to write a pretty long-winded introduction. The book also comes with a second introduction written by a character from a different book of mine. The chapters are each time slots. I move up a chapter, every time a long scene happens. It seemed like a good way to segment the book. All in all, the entire book is just one long scene, with short demarcations. Folks seem to like chapters a lot. It prevents the readers from getting desperate. As of lately, the writing progress has been a lot slow. There is plenty on my mind. If you are reading this, then I must inform you that it was written in the year 2020. The book itself is actually a lot older. Publications take time, and a lot of editing. Usually, the long-winded introductions come later. At the moment, I am struggling to finish the final book in the series, Rimaru. I am also starting to translate the short story book to Spanish.It is important to try out different markets. The English one is sadly not going as well as I would hope. I wonder if English speakers read anymore. I suppose if it is not in video game format, then folks will not bother with it. Even movies and TV shows are going the day of the dodo. The video game industry is just swallowing everything up. This is more a pity for traditional media like books. When I get a chance, I should get around to making audiobooks. I can read my books fine. I usually read books to my sweet mother. She uses up most of her eyes at work. When she gets home, she is rather strained and so I read the books to her. Sometimes, I even read to her book written in English. I do this by translating the books as I read them. It is useful for folks who want to practice translations, without trying to jot things down. Spanish is a complicated language. The main problem is the notation. I need to remember where all the little marks go on the vowels. It is a real pain, and folks are mean to you if you get it wrong.