BOOKS
Mack Lines is an author of a wide range of books from middle grade adventures to young adult psychological thrillers to inspirational non-fiction pieces. Currently Mack is writing an inspirational non-fiction book called How Quiet a Whisper, the story of how God woke his soul to long for eternity. He's also looking for an agent to represent his two fictional pieces: Feral Jimmy and the Legend of Curb Ball (the first book in the Feral Jimmy series) and Genevieve, the Fix.
This blog will give you a hint of what's coming and provide a place to interact with the author.
I’m not famous. Or even Fame-ish. Fame-ish-ish at best—and only in certain, super small circle of weirdos like me. With…
There’s only one thing better than getting Genevieve, the Fix published—turning Genevieve’s 8-bit self into an amazing sticker! I just…
Five years ago God started preparing me to die. This was a year before I was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer. A year into treatment, he began teaching me how to live. The root of both lived in learning how to truly love God. You’d think that after 50 years and many years of ministry I would have known how to love God, but serving God and loving God aren’t always the same thing.
That’s right fellas, I finally landed on a name for the first of the Feral Darell series of stories! What…
I grab my double espresso and large green iced tea and head to my normal spot in the corner, facing the wall. I'm not sure what I'm going to do. The woman was just wrong enough for me to deny everything and roll my eyes with a clear conscience. And, it doesn't take more than a quick google search to find out that X-ray glasses are only real in science fiction. But, how did she know that I have have X-ray vision?
For years I’ve held tight to David Letterman’s saying, “If it’s worth doing, it’s worth overdoing.” I still believe it…
Genevieve, the Fix, Mack Line’s latest Psychological Thriller (with a Spiritual twist), is ready for publishing And now comes…
While the country prepares to celebrate its bicentennial, a feral second grader turns his town upside down with an infectious new game. The Legend of Curb Ball is the first story in a larger novel called Not Poor, But Wild. I hope you enjoy the story, and hopefully soon, when the Covid-19 worries are behind us our kids will have a chance to play Curb Ball for themselves. Enjoy!