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"Into the Blue" is NOW AVAILABLE for purchase! Orders may be placed in various ways. Check below for a list of all online retailers, as well as a cost comparison. Into the Blue Or, you can order a signed copy of "Into the Blue" directly from The Herndons. For further information, please visit HerndonBooks A passageway has opened into a realm meant to be visited only after death: The Blue. Novelist Jake Conroy dies and is resuscitated, shattering the veil that has blinded him from the blue and finding a companion in a ghost named Spoons. They retreat to Texas’ Bolivar Peninsula and are joined by Jessie, a stripper on the run from Shank Thorbern...Lacy, Jake’s mystifying editor...and Dale, his longtime friend and agent. With Spoons as his guide, Jake embarks upon a journey to uncover the ancient truth that threatens everyone close to him. Isolated on a stormy beach, they brace themselves against the evil masquerading as Shank. And from a vast chamber filled with the strength of centuries, Jake prepares to lead them all Into the Blue… For details on ordering an autographed copy of "Into the Blue" (at a 30% discount off publisher's already discounted price!), or for details about sending your pre-purchased copy to the authors for signature, please visit HerndonBooks About the Authors: Read more about The Herndons here: The Herndons 100 years ago Silas Tuck spent a week in agony. He’d traveled to the promised land of Texas, ahead of his family, only to immediately suffer a broken leg during a fall down his freshly-dug well. It took Silas Tuck a full week to die. On his seventh day he scribbled a note on the back of his land deed. Although discovered two days later by his illiterate widow, it remained unread until a Texas Ranger happened by the makeshift Tuck camp. He explained to Mrs. Tuck that she and her small children were heirs to Silas’ property; not just the land they happened to be standing on, but a great deal of the surrounding land as well. Pert near enough to start a whole new town. After a moment of dull contemplation, Tuck’s widow proclaimed she didn’t know what to call a whole new town. The Ranger, in response, read the short letter aloud: "To my wife: I have spent my last week, laying here, in agony..." And so, the town of Agony, Texas was born.Now approaching its centennial celebration, each of its 673 residents is having their moment in Agony; a town daughter is pregnant by one of two young men; a sweet little old lady is running an S&M parlor out of her basement; the junkyard Mulligan kids are reigning terror on the new kid from Chicago; and CiCi Cabrera’s only son, Jesus, is accused of horse-thieving and has turned up missing. Throw in a few prophesizing hippies, Milo Tuck’s quest to introduce Agony to gambling and drinking, and a potential second-coming--and anything is possible. There’s a storm heading for Agony, but it’s nothing compared to the storm that's brewing within. And to guarantee the best possible gossip in the quickest amount of time, just stay tuned to Travis Drylander on KAGY radio—he’s riding out the storm on the airwaves, accompanied by a lot of whiskey and a century’s worth of secrets. For further information, please visit HerndonBooks Full Reviews, Cast of Characters and Excerpts can be viewed at: The Herndons 
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