Horace and the Moleman

Horace Ipsen, a 24-year-old hick from Missouri, spends his time drinking, driving, and hanging out with his young buddy Wade Finnis. When the summer begins, the last thing either of them expect is to end up trapped two thousand miles beneath the surface of the Earth.

But, down in Texas, a lone inventor has stumbled upon a disintegrator. And, when he inadvertently drops his device, sending it plummeting down to the ancient subterranean Vickstak Empire, all hell breaks loose.

Horace and Wade find themselves battling molemen, risking their lives to save a beautiful girl, and trying to figure out how to get home.

"Horace and the Moleman" is a hilarious coming-of-age story. It's a sardonic hip tale set during the mystical magical summer between high school graduation and the 'real world' of college. Scientifically plausible, it will thrill fans of sci-fi and thrillers alike. A tightly designed plot allows these memorable characters to flourish and entertain the reader. "Horace and the Moleman" will leave the most jaded reader laughing out loud and cheering at the end.