Dogboy Adventures

Episode 3, Chapter 3 – One Face For Another: The funeral. The lawyer’s office. Uncle Randolph. A discovery in the attic. Bronson says goodbye to the Tillman kid.

“‘Mr. Randolph Black, bereaved brother of the deceased at your service,’ he said, ‘Glad to know each and every one of you fine folks.’ He took his hat off then held it over his heart. ‘What a pleasure to know that my brother Duncan touched so many people in his too-short life.'”

Episode 2, Chapter 2 – Venture Beneath the Skies: Road trip. Into the woods. Bronson gets a key. A dog wakes Bronson up for a walk.

“He’d close his eyes for ten seconds and see if he’d wake up. He closed them and opened them and he was still in the car. He tried again and nothing changed. He closed them again and decided to keep them closed as long as he could and maybe… just maybe… it might all fix itself.”

Episode 1, Chapter 1 – Fortune’s Fool: Bronson gets in a fight. His family plans a trip. Duncan packs his trunk. A stranger works on the family car.

“Concrete isn’t a good material for a bed. It makes great roads, swimming pools, and nuclear power plants, but it doesn’t make a good bed. Somebody forgot to tell Bronson Black.”

Bill Meeks discusses his  novel: The characters, the basic plot, and where to get the FREE audiobook podcast as we move towards the release of the eBook on December 17th.

13-year-old Bronson Black moves to Colta City with his mysterious Uncle Randolph. When he discovers his father’s trunk of secrets he unlocks a new identity. As DOGBOY he uses his trunk of tricks to protect the city from Andrus and the Guild of Thieves.