Kenneth Brown

Ken Brown is an application web developer by day and author by night.

Over the years he has written short stories for his own enjoyment and started a couple of other books, but never had the fortitude to finish the books. Ken found himself distracted by work, family and other business ideas that he thought were more important than writing.

But one day an idea came to him about a boy who wants to rescue a girl and finds that going through a cave he is transported to another planet. A planet where magic is real and the dangers of wild animals, strange people and bizarre customs are just as real.

The book was inspired by a photograph Ken found on the Glacier National Park's website. A simple photograph of the photographer standing in a tunnel in winter in Glacier National Park, Montana. The image showed icicles hanging from the tunnel exit with large boulders hugging the wall behind. Looking at the boulders and rocks, Ken saw images of people, horses and a story developed of a boy searching out the Mountain King.

A dream started to turn this fanciful world into a book and it led three years later to Ken's first published novel Eclipse of the Triple Moons.

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• Devotions for Hikers on Aug. 08, 2012
  
  I really enjoyed this small devotional for hikers. Joan has hiked thousands of miles. I have hiked a few over the years. Joan did a great job matching biblical readings with the needs and expectations of hikers. I have added this book to my daily reading list. The best way to use it is to read a chapter a day and then spend a few quiet moments letting God and nature talk to you. I read it in the comfort of my home. But, I think it would be even more powerful in the quiet dawn before a long day's trek. We are all so busy these days, take a moment to relax and meditate on things bigger than you.
  
• Bury the Hatchet in Dead Mule Swamp on April 04, 2014
  
  This is a must read to keep up with the life of Anastasia Raven. Another winner by Joan Young in her cozy mystery series. Anna gets roped into helping the community plan a big gala event and causes concern with the locals by being seen a popular eligible bachelor. All the while she is searching for clues about a murder found at a closed school building. I recommend this book as it is entertaining and flows so well.