Other editions of book Moon Monsters: A Script Form Novel

In the year 2040 the Deluge came. The people of Earth were forced to flee to the mountaintops. Some struggled just to survive while the rich lived happily in their lofty fortresses.Twenty years later, Edward Ash built a resort on the moon, to cater to the richest, most beautiful of the survivors. It seems like paradise to Rio Larsen and her twin brother, Dodge. But then strange things start to happen ... hallucinations, thefts, sinister secrets revealed on an old time radio broadcast …Will the twins and their family find out what’s going on? And if they do, will the truth destroy their last chance for survival on the moon?Moon Monsters is a SCRIPT FORM NOVEL. It will only take a minute to get used to the format then it will give you a fast, breezy read, just right for those days when you don't have time for a big book.

In the year 2040 the Deluge came. The people of Earth were forced to flee to the mountaintops. Some struggled just to survive while the rich lived happily in their lofty fortresses. Twenty years later, Edward Ash built a resort on the moon, to cater to the richest, most beautiful of the survivors. It seems like paradise to Rio Larsen and her twin brother, Dodge. But then strange things start to happen ... hallucinations, thefts, sinister secrets revealed on an old time radio broadcast … Will the twins and their family find out what’s going on? And if they do, will the truth destroy their last chance for survival on the moon? This book is a script-form novel, which means it is in present tense like a film script. It also has shorter, more succinct descriptions, as a script would. The gist of the story is told with the dialogue. I love writing in the script format – it’s like writing a long, fluid poem. I consider it an art form unto itself. I hope to turn most of them into films eventually, but until I can, I’m content to publish my scripts in these books. It will take the reader a minute or two to adjust to the format, then you can sail through my stories easily and quickly; fast-paced books for a busy world. I hope you like them.