Author's imagination meets Dimly, Arkansas's worst nightmare

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(PRWEB) June 27, 2004 -- Iowa writer William Rogers is at it again: working hard to widen the eyes of readers with his novel Too Much, a 264-page horror read that is now available from Publish America at www.publishamerica.com    

Too Much was born two days into the spring of the year 2002," said William, of Des Moines. I wanted to write a nerve-stiffening story that would challenge the minds of those who prefer to read at night with only one light bulb burning. I believe I have succeeded at doing just that. Too Much will be a thrill ride for readers nerves.

SYNOPSIS:
Too Much" tells the gripping story of a young man who gets his life back on track after doing time for possession of drugs. All is going well for Toby: has a good job, a wonderful wife, and great friends. He wants to become a first-time father, to someday teach his son or daughter how to play catch and fish. But Toby Kaufmans young life begins to fall apart after being hit by one terrible tragic event after another, causing the residents in Dimly, Arkansas, to lock their doors and secure their windows. Tobys closest friends, Clint Haller and Jennifer Weller, are in for the ride of their lives: Toby becomes even more insane after being struck with additional terrible news: His mother and only sister, on their way home from Branson, Missouri, were involved in an automobile accident. And then things really go to pot shortly after Toby enters his dad house with a gun. Clint and Jennifer must do whatever necessary in an attempt to stop Dimlys nightmare, and to hopefully find the corpse that Toby removed from Dimlys funeral home. They soon become the hunted.

Too Much" is available at Barnes & Noble, as well as Amazon Books. Also Powells Books.

For more information contact:
                                                                                                                
TOO MUCH
ISBN 1413713742
                                                                                            
William Rogers
1424 S.E. Virginia # 15                                                                        
Des Moines, Iowa 50320                                                                    
(515) 244-0122
noisygrave@aol.com                                                                                        

Publisher: Publish America
www.publishamerica.com
Frederick, MD