Warning: I’ve written a novel that I love, but it is not for everyone. The Blower Prophet is a general-audience comedic novel. Although I believe the book has a lot of soul, it is not written for a Christian audience. The book contains adult themes and adult language. I’m proud of The Blower Prophet, and I’d love for you to read, review, and share what I’ve written. Here is a brief summary of the book:
Robert designs graffiti-inducing products. The more they’re vandalized, the more money he makes. Disillusioned with his absurd job and sad about his aimless life, he embarks on a poorly planned, covert, self-improvement journey that goes terribly, hilariously wrong. On his quest, Robert encounters individuals such as Cindy Starlight, a nosy mystical soothsayer; Dr. Elaine Gipsell, a consistently boring dietician; Professor Kaisle, a hypercritical adult learning painting instructor; and Mildred Fern, an effusively kind elderly widow with a propensity for painting extremely accurate male genitalia. As Robert attempts to solve his sadness, he creates unintended family conflict and discovers that his habit of predicting the worst outcomes in life has kept him from enjoying the best parts of life.
“A Heartflet, Humorous Story About Sadness.”
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