An alien invader mistakes the world championship of wrestling for the world championship of Earth. Whoops. Could have happened to anybody, right?
Of course, the tune-up fight doesn't go as planned. But there's more to the story than that. Feiler's fourth book is an homage to the great boxing broadcasts of yesteryear, chronicling the unlikely rise of Florida welterweight prospect, Billy Stormcloud.
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After becoming the first couple of wrestling on Earth, Gorpp and Gabby decide too take their show on the road, to Gorpp's home world, a moon called Enceladus in the rings of Saturn. They assemble a who's who of Earth's wrestling greats and embark on an interstellar journey. What they don't know is that there is one among them intent on sabotage.
The king of organized crime in Florida in the 1970s, known as Cracker Capone, is trying to take over the Florida wrestling territory. Will former Tampa cop Randy Hammett, the territory's trusted bag man, lose all of his savings and the girl - or even his life - trying to save it?
An overzealous reunion organizer convinces the band Rebels from Space to get back together one final time and play their fortieth high school reunion. In spite of their drummer’s tenuous grip on reality, the show goes so well that the guys, now pushing sixty, decide they made a mistake when they walked away from their dream of being in a rock and roll band all those years ago. With the help of someone they never expected, they decide to get the band back together and really go for it. Before it’s too late.
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D.R. Feiler is a pen name for author Damien Filer whose works have appeared under many names, in publications ranging from Pro Wrestling Illustrated to the New York Times. He is the cofounder of an independent record label, a sought after speaker and an adjunct lecturer at a state university. He has appeared everywhere from Star Trek to the cover of a Stephen King novel. Damien has written a song with the lead singer of punk legends, the Bad Brains, and an award-winning script for a world heavyweight boxing champion. He is a graduate of Clarion Writers’ Workshop at Michigan State University. He lives on planet Earth with his beautiful wife and daughter, and two silly dogs.
– David Bischoff, called by the Washington Post, the “greatest living wrestling writer”
– Science Fiction Hall of
Famer, Joe Haldeman
– USA Today bestselling writer,
and Pulphouse editor,
Dean Wesley Smith
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