Jacks Branch Publishing

In the shadowed live oaks of 1960s Mississippi, a boy steps deeper into the world he thought he knew… and discovers it’s haunted by more than just boyhood mischief.

Picking up where the firecrackers and chaos of Me, Boo and the Goob left off, this Southern Gothic novella follows the same unforgettable voice through gardens thick with secrets, family ghosts that refuse to stay buried, and the rich Delta dirt that holds both truth and trouble.

Equal parts wry nostalgia, subtle supernatural chills, and hard-won Southern wisdom, My Particular World is a coming-of-age reckoning wrapped in Spanish moss and moonlight.

Some stories explode with laughter.

and you’re thinking, “Well, that was something,” then buckle up, because the real trouble started a few years earlier. Me, Boo, and The Goob is the book that kicked off this whole mess. It’s the original story; the one where a kid named
Blondie (that’s me), his little brother The Goob, and a whole lot of bad ideas set the Delta on fire (sometimes literally). Think less “heartwarming Southern memoir” and more “how many felonies can one child commit before breakfast?” In Me, Boo, and The Goob, you’ll learn about:

• The time we tried to save a man from a heart attack and almost killed him instead
• The day we got expelled for ghost-hunting at school (spoiler:the ghosts weren’t real)
• The summer we helped capture a bank robber (long story,involves an ax handle)
• And the pink Cadillac that started it all

It’s the same voice, the same Delta dirt under the fingernails, but with more explosions, more questionable decisions, and way more swearing from grown-ups who should’ve known better. And here’s the best part: because you survived My Particular World, you get 25% off Me, Boo, and The Goob—because frankly, you’ve earned it.

Just click on “Shop”, use the discount code in the back of the My Particular World at checkout, and grab the book that started the whole circus.

Trust me: if you thought the ghosts were bad, wait till you meet Boo.

and thought things might settle down once Blondie hit high school… well, bless your heart.

JD and Me: Bad Ideas and Poor Judgment is where the childhood chaos levels up. The same kid who burned down the house and helped capture a bank robber is now a teenager in Jonbur, still armed with terrible ideas and a new partner in crime named JD.Think less ghosts and pink Cadillacs, and more golf cart chases across the country club, duck-calling your way out of debt, and diving into a raging flood to save a man who absolutely wants you dead.In these pages you’ll find:

• The night we destroyed Joe’s prized golf cart while being chased by a very pissed-off Jerry “The King” Lawler
• How I turned professional duck calling into a high-school money machine (until English class got in the way)
• Storm spotting gone wrong — complete with flash floods, a stolen car, and one very familiar voice saying “Hello there, Billy Boy”
• The hard lessons of growing up, broken hearts, and realizing professional football was never happening

It’s the same Delta dirt under the fingernails, the same questionable judgment, and the same voice that somehow keeps surviving everything it shouldn’t. Only now the stakes are higher, the cars are faster, and the consequences hit harder.Because you’ve already lived through the first two rounds of my life, you’ve earned 25% off JD and Me — use the discount code in the back of whichever book you just finished.Head to the Shop and grab it.

Trust me: if you thought Boo was trouble, wait till you meet JD.