Meet an interesting writing duo - Harris Gray - authors of "Java Man" & "Vampire Vic"

Meet an interesting writing duo – Harris Gray- “Java Man” & “Vampire Vic”.

Yesterday I had the pleasure of hosting a writing duo on The G-ZONE- Harris Gray.

The show was fun and very refreshing. Harris Gray has already agreed to back on in March.

Why did I enjoy listening to the so much? They seemed to have no ego at all. They write together for all the right reasons. To listen to them discuss their craft and how much they love their fans I feel would help any author. Their collective passion just really came through.

Below is the link for the show, and more on “Java Man” and Harris Gray:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/gelatisscoop/2013/12/16/harris-gray-author-of-java-man

JAVA MAN:

What do you do when a nightmare threatens your dream? In the disturbingly funny new novel from the authors of Vampire Vic, Brian Lawson receives a dread diagnosis: cancer. But he won’t spare a moment from saving his struggling coffee shop, even if success comes with his dying breath.

Divorced and ostracized in the rural community, Andrea Goldine sets her sights on the charismatic java man. Brian’s doctors ravage him with chemo and radiation, yet the tumor on his shin grows. Brian drafts Andrea into his battle with a competing coffee shop, desperate to tap the college campus’s retail gold mine. But Andrea yearns for a different partnership...

Passions simmer below the surface of the tight-lipped community. Fresh from prison, North Dakota’s legendary basketball goddess dangles a ticket to Brian’s campus coffee dreams, and a disgraced scientist’s toxin treatment tantalizes. Two miracles for two maladies—with one cure more deadly than the next.

THE STORY OF HARRIS GRAY

In the nook seat of Jason Gray’s coffee shop, Allan Harris wrote. And eavesdropped, as Jason told stories. One day Allan found waiting for him a little yellow notepad, crammed to the margins with Jason’s tales. Allan typed them, touched them up, and called it good. Jason had other ideas.

A collaboration began. The writer and the storyteller. As their tales converged and became inseparable, as they were fused by the stories they told...all the king’s horses & men can’t un-make Harris Gray again. Learn more on HarrisGray.com.