Haunting of Guaritori Diolco New Release Giveaway

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Haunting of Guaritori Diolco New Release Giveaway

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November Reading

This month, the new release, The Haunting of Guaritori Diolco, the second book in the World Unbalanced series,  is on sale for $0.99, as is the first book, The Strange Case of Guaritori Diolco. The description of the new book in the series is below. Here is a link to the series page for an easy look at all three books: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D2GKJ7PG.

Below the Haunting sample, you can see Substack previews for some retellings of ancient myths that pair well with the my use of mythology in a modern setting that you find in the World Unbalanced books.

The Haunting of Guaritori Diolco

Garth is just beginning to adjust to the strange new world in which old myths are all too real when disaster strikes once again. He and his friends are lured into a series of ambushes in the Egyptian desert. But these prove to be a cakewalk compared to the danger Garth faces when he’s accused of killing Hermes.

Even though Garth is innocent, the death of a supposedly immortal being creates an imbalance in the Olympian plane that could cause it to collapse, If it does, that could lead to another crisis in an already unstable human world.

Garth might be able to avert another catastrophe. But in order to so, he needs to convince the grandson who hates him to join Olympian society. He also has to die.

Is there another way out, or is Garth doomed?

The Story of Sisyphus

The Story of Sisyphus, as Told by Merope to Hipparchus, Part 1 by Bill Hiatt

Short Greek Tales Series

Read on Substack

The Fall of Atlantis

The Fall of Atlantis, as Told to Bellerophon by Eurynome by Bill Hiatt

A Short Greek Tale

Read on Substack

Pyramus and Thisbe

Pyramus and Thisbe, as told to Romeo Montague by His Tutor, Master Lorenzo by Bill Hiatt

A Short Roman Tale

Read on Substack

123 thoughts on “Haunting of Guaritori Diolco New Release Giveaway”

  2. Caroline Franklin

    I am extremely thankful for god and everything that he’s blessed me with. Some may not see it as a lot. I don’t have a luxurious life. But I have the air in my lungs, a roof over my head, and some food.

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  8. C.O.

    Thank you, Mr. Hiatt.
    I’m grateful for the ability to have been blessed to have opened my eyes this morning. To have the ability to not only read, but to escape the … turbulence of this world. To be blessed by stories and worlds created by you and others. And to have a chance at a blessing of which to obtain necessities and maybe small gifts for others, and perhaps myself.
    Thank you.

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  9. Susan Heflin

    I am grateful for my children and grandchildren whom I love more than anything else. I’m also grateful for the many, many writers out there who have kept me entertained for over 65 years.

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  13. Kati

    The title sounds mysterious and exciting. Just my kind of story. I am really looking forward to diving into the world of Guaritori Diolco soon.

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  17. Lucas

    I’m thankful for hot showers. I can relax at the end of the day, take a good long hot soak in the shower and jump in a nice clean bed!

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  18. Bryan Adams

    I’m thankful and grateful for everything! Most importantly I’m thankful for my family and friends and our health! I’m also thankful for being able to do all of my hobbies that I love! I hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving with family and enjoys some great food!

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  30. Art

    I am grateful for many things, including the luxury of reading for fun and for looking through contests such as this one.

    I should also mention that I like the cover of “Haunting of Guaritori Diolco.” It reminds me of the book “Dune” because of the sand dune, and because it has one person in a major role. Anyway, good day to you! 🙂

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  31. Sarah Turvin

    I’m thankful to have my very own home, and to share it with the ones I love most. I’ve hit the jackpot in life

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  39. Samantha Thomas

    I’m thankful to have my husband by my side. In November 2023 he was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer and was told he had 2 years. Here we are 2 years later and he’s been given a clean bill of health in June.

    Reply
  49. Donna Rogozinski

    I am grateful for my husband and mom who make my life worth living. I am grateful for the changing of seasons! Fall is so much cooler and brings the beautiful of brightly colored leaves.

    Reply
  64. Dwayne S

    I’m Thankful for my friend and family who i have left that have always been there for me when i needed any help whatsoever

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  69. Carolyn D

    I am thankful for my family and friends. I am especially grateful to the friends who offered to help with my mom due to her declining health. Their love and support has kept me going.

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  78. DeaconMac

    I’m thankful that, so far, we still have the freedom to read what we like, to write what we want and to publish it all. There are those who try to curb those rights but we must not let them be successful.

    Reply
  80. Katrina Angele

    This year I am thankful for my own little family. I am thankful for them as we have lost so many extended family this year.

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  88. Nancy

    Thank you for the giveaway. I am thankful for my family’s good health. I hope all who celebrate can squeeze in an extra chair for an acquaintance. ✌

    Reply
  93. Richelle Leffler

    I’m grateful for my beautiful daughter and my family. I’m also grateful to be able to spend more time with my family over the holidays.

    Reply
  99. Mr_Carps

    Thankful for good health, family and friends! Also thankful my team finally won a trophy after 70 years and I was there to witness it! Thanks for the chance Bill and good luck everyone.

    Reply
  109. Carrie

    I am thankful for my son,
    Growing up in foster care was rough, not really having family was rough, not really having a support system has been rough but my now, he’s been my motivation, nobody ever said breaking generational curses was easy but if your determined and dedicated you can do anything with the grace of God. Hope everyone has a blessed holiday season embrace your loved ones and please don’t forget to be kind. We never know a strangers true background and what they may be experiencing. Kindness is free

    Reply
  117. Vesta Mason

    I am thankful that I survived lung cancer & a stroke & that I’m blessed to Celebrate not just holidays, but every day with my loved ones.

    Reply

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