In a forgotten corner of the Caribbean, where maps shrink and ambitions grow, an ordinary man buys a country... and becomes king.

Carmelo Pinzón was not a hero, nor a brilliant politician, nor a revolutionary. Just a man with enough money and insufficient common sense. But in San Tiburcio del Sur, that was enough to found a kingdom, crown himself sovereign, and begin to rule amid absurd decrees, ridiculous banquets, and increasingly shady business deals.

Blow Out Summer is book one of the summer series. Surf, party and romance are at the center of this novel about a group of local surfers who navigate life and the west coast waves. While in the background drug smuggling creeps into the California life style. Our main character has to make a decision that will change her life after a wild summer with her friends.

“When the Earth Died” by Peter Routis won the International Impact Book Award in the “Contemporary Fiction; Literary Fiction” category in April 2025.Synopsis: “When the Earth Died”“When the Earth Died” is a narrative that follows the life of Orson and Niles in a post-apocalyptic, dystopian world (2049), where the world has been ravaged by fires, environmental collapse, societal breakdown, climate change and disease, which have drastically altered life on Earth. The story delves into themes of survival, loss, hope, the devastated human condition and the existence (or the absence) of God. It explores themes of environmental destruction and human responsibility. Orson, Nile...

Accountability. What would it look like for a powerful man to face the consequences of his actions?Found family. Can a company president from Manhattan find a home in rural Oregon?Personal transformation. What would it mean for our justice system to recognize that a person can change, can become a better version of himself?Giles Anthony Maurice Gibson, president of ABC Toys, floats through life on a cloud of wealth and privilege. When his company's negligence results in tragedy, the judge, weary of a world where justice is rarely served, sentences Giles to a year of community service in rural Oregon, and supervised work at Sunnyside Up, a local diner. Renamed "Tony," and wearing an ankle mon...

Is God guilty? 

God is put on trial by a group of middle school students after a fatal shooting at their school.

Traumatized by the loss of his twin sister during the school shooting, 13-year-old student Nolan Mitchell convinces his history teacher to allow their class to reenact the fabled WWII trial of God by Jewish prisoners of war.

The mock trial explores the issues of God’s responsibility to Man, and Man’s responsibility regarding free will. The trial draws the ire of parents, students, residents, and school administrators, while also attracting the attention of news reporters from across the country.

What will the jury decide?

Will they find Him guilty?