Douglas Fox: Blog

It felt funny clicking on the "Story is Finished" button as I posted Chapter 22. I hope everyone enjoys this tale. I will continue to work on Book 4 as I have done since I began posting Book 3.

I have 67 pages done of the 450-500 pages I expect Book 4 to be. I will keep plugging away at it. Don't expect anything to be posted before late 2024 or early 2025. By the way, that is a guess, not a promise. Life happens and I will get the next book out when it is ready.

I want to thank the many readers who wrote to me. I have not had time to answer all your posts, but I have read every one.

Doug Fox

It's Tuesday and my posting is due. I lost track of the days. Here is Chapter 15.

Get ready, the Martins will be spending the next two weeks deep in the mountains of northeastern New Mexico as they experience the Philmont Scout Ranch for their first time.

A little foreshadowing, they will grow to love the Ranch as much as I do.

Doug Fox

First, I want to thank all of you who purchased the eBook on Bookapy. Check back. I have updated the version to incorporate fixes for the typos readers have warned me about as the chapters are posted on SOL.

I also made to very minor changes to the book. In Chapter 19, I added a short scene where Ed Fritz and Jeremy North tease Kyle when he returns home from Philmont.

I added to some interaction between Danny Martin and Alex Conwell when Avon Grove plays Unionville in Chapter 22. Both changes were meant to be in the book originally but got missed somehow.

You can get the updated version of the ePub by going to Bookapy and clicking on the Bookshelf link. This will show you a page of all your purchases you have made and allow you to download the update.

Doug Fox

The full version of Coming Home - Book 3 is now available on Bookapy. I will continue to post free chapters on Tuesdays and Fridays until all twenty-two chapters are posted, sometime in March.

Doug Fox

I am currently preparing for Book 4. One of the things on tap for my story will be the Eagles flying over to Munich to play the Bengals on October 1, 2032 at Allianz Stadium.

I am looking for help from any of my German readers. I know the NFL organizes a youth flag football tournament before the game. Are their other events, activities or festivals that happen in that time frame? Oktoberfest perhaps?? I also would love suggestions for places for the team to stay. The hotel will need to house at least 100-120 persons for most of a week. I plan to have the team prepare at FC Bayern Zentrum training facility.

Send me an email if you are willing to help. I will send you some of my questions and would love the hear suggestions about how to feature Munich in my story.

Doug Fox