Upcoming Books – Daniel Robinson

The Barrilla Chronicles 2

January 24, 2015

Joseph Campanella had succeeded. The journal, his guidebook for saving Winston Churchill, had been accurate. But now what? He had to get the Barilla family back home, and he knew something no one else did – not everyone was going to make it. Could he stop it? Should he prevent...
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STATIC

August 16, 2018

There’s that moment, we’ve all experienced it, where we have driven along a stretch of road or highway and suddenly realize that you have no idea how you got to where you are. The entire ride is merely a blur in time. Normal landmarks and visual aids have gone completely...
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Charlie Parker’s Reunion

June 21, 2018

Charlie Parker, now twenty-eight years old, stared at the envelope. Inside was an invite to his 10th high school reunion. He had been waiting for this for months. The chance to see his old high-school buddies, to take a step back into his past and erase the everyday stress of...
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ADAM

June 21, 2018

“I am the one. I am the only one. Being the only one is…lonely.” On a slab of cold steel in a darkened room somewhere in the bowels of the Connorton research center in Butte Montana, lay the future of man. He is the last hope of all last hopes...
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Mission Earth

June 21, 2018

Historical writings documented that around the year of 2035, Earth had become grossly overpopulated and over-resourced. Its once fertile grounds were about to become unable to produce enough food to support the ever-growing population and their greedy consumer habits. Therefore, the very survival of the human race depended on a...
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The Mimic

June 21, 2018

As a young boy, Cole Peters loved to ride his bike in the rain. Going through the puddles was a blast and seeing the waves of water shoot out in waves was really cool. The problem is, the Tampa Bay area is known more for its fantastical lightning storms, than...
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The Trek of the Phaeton

June 21, 2018

Living near Gettysburg had been a life-long dream of Paul and Betty Anderson. The Anderson’s, after all, were re-enactors and there was no better place in the country to live out their Civil War fantasies than here. Braunerton, Pennsylvania was one of the areas in the country that still thrived...
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The Lost Coast

January 23, 2015

In the late 1890's, a small band of European settlers found their way to a picturesque area along the seaside bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Northern California. It was tough going and resources were scarce, but if they could survive the harsh environment for that winter, they would truly...
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Turning Point

January 21, 2015

“JT” Thompson had excelled at everything he’d ever attempted, yet racing motorcycles was his true passion. A dangerous sport, JT had no fear and though seemingly reckless at times, he handled his 250 Suzuki RM motocross bike like it was part of him. Pursued by all the factory teams, JT...
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The Saint

January 19, 2015

Winnie Caldwell smoothed the hand crocheted blanket that lay across her legs. She then reached up and tucked a strand of hair behind her left ear. All the while she was smiling and nodding at the group that had gathered to applaud her accomplishments. It was the spry and amazingly...
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