Author Joe Ginter's New Book 'Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake' is the Thrilling Continuation of the Author's Captivating Series Following Mr. G

Nov 23, 2022

Recent release "Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake" from Covenant Books author Joe Ginter follows teacher Jay Griner, also known as Mr. G., and his not-so-late wife as they use a new and improved Ditchman to withstand the retaliatory efforts of defense contractor Stan Bando, along with his version of a Ditchman called Dirt Cake, and work together to save their hometown for the third time.

SAINT MARYS, Ohio - November 23, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Joe Ginter, author of "Ditchmen 1" and "Ditchmen 2," has completed his new book, "Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake": a fascinating novel filled with suspense that follows Mr. G on his latest heroic adventure written as an enthralling screenplay. 

Author Joe Ginter describes the opening shots, writing, "This beautiful, sunny late October Saturday morning of the various landmarks from the first two screenplays of the St. Marys, Ohio, area. This includes windmills with a nearby farmer in his combine harvester, Griner's Farm, the rural cemetery, and the country road adjacent to Griner's Farm and the cemetery. The country road has been completely resurfaced and the bunker underneath filled in. Other shots include Ted's rural home, the present-day cemetery in town, Amy's new lab completely funded by the government catty-corner from the cemetery, the school, and the restored theater downtown and also not previously mentioned locations and items like the town's historic canal boat and museum, 'Reelect Ted Horn for Mayor' signs, banners promoting Halloween Week, and a sign promoting the annual Ghost Ball and, finally, a new wellness-and-fitness center decorated with grand opening banners and posters promoting its open house event." 

Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Joe Ginter's new book tells a compelling story using clean humor and an engaging plot. The author used his students, future graduates of 2029, to prepare "Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake" for publication. Ditchmen were imaginary creatures that he sketched when he was four years old as his family would drive down country roads.

Readers can purchase "Ditchmen 3: The Rise of Dirt Cake" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

Covenant books is an international Christian owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work which appeal to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.   


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