Oceanview Publishing announces the forthcoming publication of Stuff Dreams Are Made Of by award-winning novelist Don Bruns. The follow-up to the award-winning, critically-acclaimed Stuff to Die For, Stuff Dreams Are Made Of will be available nationwide on September 1, 2008.
Stuff Dreams Are Made Of (Oceanview Publishing, ISBN: 978-1-933515-16-8, $24.95) heralds the return of James Lessor, Skip Moore, and their white box truck.
While their last venture was hardly crowned with success, James and a reluctant Skip are ready to try riding on the road to riches once again. When the Reverend Preston Cashdollar and his traveling tent revival come to town, James and Skip reinvent themselves--as holy rollers.
Rest assured: James and Skip aren’t seeking salvation; they’re seeking the Almighty dollar. After all, Cashdollar’s prosperity gospel draws thousands of people with open minds–and open wallets. With a few modifications to the truck, Less or Moore Catering is ready to roll, and the entrepreneurs are born again, intent on making a mint by selling meager meals to the hungry masses.
Once James and Skip become entrenched in the Cashdollar culture, they start to realize that this good reverend is nothing but bad news. Cashdollar may preach about seeing the light, but his organization has a dark side of greed, corruption, and murder.
What in the name of all that is holy have James and Skip gotten themselves into? What starts as a meals-on-wheels venture is about to turn into hell on wheels.
As James and Skip seek the truth, they’ll learn that the stuff dreams are made of may be their worst nightmare. They’ll either need to keep the faith, or run like the devil.
Susan Greger, Publisher at Oceanview, commented, “Don Bruns has outdone himself with Stuff Dreams Are Made Of. Clever, charming, and laugh-out-loud funny, Stuff Dreams Are Made Of is a phenomenal novel.”
Don Bruns is an award-winning novelist, songwriter, musician and advertising executive. He and his wife, Linda, divide their time between
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