Konior

John’s in his mid-seventies, and he and his wife retired several years ago and moved from Houston, Texas to a rural town in Texas where it’s quiet. There, he and his wife live in a small house with their calico cat, Peanut. John’s passions are fishing and writing, which he does often. John’s written six other novels: ＂The Secret of Big Pine Key,＂ mystery and intrigue; ＂From the Realm Beyond,＂ co-authored with his son, Ted. Very, very scary (not to be read at night, and particularly when not alone, with an extremely surprise ending); ＂Fish Heads ’Aargh’ Tails Tales.＂ A collection of short stories about fishing and friendship; ＂The Quest for Moby Piscavores,＂ an anthology of short fishing stories, and a primer on becoming an angler. Enjoyable, interesting, well illustrated, and very informative; ＂Poems, Puzzles, and Short Stories,＂ a unique collection of original writing and an assortment of entertaining word puzzles; The Mystery of Somber Bay Island,＂ a mysterious, scary, funny, and very entertaining story of pirates, treasures, and a secret, with a very astonishing conclusion. John has three children, three grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren, with another on the way.