I have been very busy these past couple of weeks. Not only from marketing the first Trinity story, but also from doing the artwork for the books. And also trying to enlist help from charities that my books are centered around. As well as preparing the next two books for their release.
In the first story, Trinity and the Bully, our young hero faces a bully on three occasions. She makes new friends each time and helps save her school from the menace of the bully. I am so proud of this book, and honored to share that the story was downloaded a total of thirty times during the free promotion that I ran on Amazon. So far there are no paying customers, but I know it takes time to catch things up for a new author.
My second story for Trinity is called, Trinity and the Sick Kids. This is a story which will bring Trinity to meet a new friend that isn't able to join Trinity and the other kids in their football games. Or can she? To find out, you will have to wait for the story to be released on July 1st, 2016. As usual, I will run a free book promotion when it is released so wait until it is marked free before you download it. Also remember, that the Kindle reader app is a free download for desktop, laptop, and tablet computers as well as most smart phones.
My third story is going to focus the attention of the kids from Westrock to a young boy who has lost his father to the Korean war. Perhaps the most difficult topic of any that I have written about so far. Bullying is already a difficult issue with a wide variety of approaches, and origins of the nature of bullying. Including children with special needs and disabilities in activities with other children who don't struggle with those issues was also a rather unique challenge.
How then, on the first Christmas after his father was killed, will Trinity and her friends be able to make it a special and happy one for the boy and his mother? I hope that the story will warm your heart and make you remember to always appreciate your loved ones for all of the days that they are a part of your lives. Nothing is promised, not tomorrow, not the next hour. Telling someone that you love them is something you have to do often because you never know when it could be the last thing you'll ever say to them.
This story that I have named "Trinity and the Sad Child," will be released in August of 2016. Once it is completed, I will also be releasing a special collectors edition of the stories of Trinity that will contain all three of her first stories. In addition, I will include some never before seen artwork of the children of Westrock, as well as the stories following up with the bully from my first story. You can catch him in another blog that I write as he adapts to life after the events of the first story.
Big things are coming, and I am only too happy to be sharing them with the world. I hope my stories will go to help children and parents alike, however I encourage everyone to read them and consider the ideas that I have brought up. If we work together, we can make this world a better place to live for our children in the future.
And for the stories of the bully, please visit:
http://mr-erich-davis.blogspot.com/2016/06/saint-clark-boarding-school-day-1.html
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