Tactical 16 Signs P.B. Landon for “Safe Hittin’ Chance Britton”
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Tactical 16 Signs P.B. Landon for
“Safe Hittin’ Chance Britton”
In the second book of P.B. Landon’s series, Chance Britton can see the pitches coming—but even clairvoyance can’t save him from heartbreak, chaos, and the mess of everyday life.
Colorado Springs, Colo. – Tactical 16 Publishing announced today the signing of P.B Landon for Safe Hittin’ Chance Britton. Landon’s second book in his four-book series blends romantic comedy, science fiction, and heist-style hijinks into a story about ambition, love, and survival. Landon’s new novel includes characters from his first book, Just Only Slightly, but is a standalone story. Both books can be purchased at T16, the publisher’s book buying website: https://t16books.com/
“Chance Britton is a minor league baseball player with major league problems when fate suddenly throws him a curveball: clairvoyance,” said Landon, who served in the U.S. Navy and has been a day trader, merchant mariner, locksmith and writer. “Each book in this series explores what happens when an ordinary person is handed an extraordinary ability. He can see what’s coming, but like most of us, he still must figure out what to do with it.”
Broke, overworked, and barely holding his relationships together, Chance’s luck changes when he discovers he’s clairvoyant—suddenly able to see pitches coming, balls landing, and truths he might rather avoid. As his success on the field takes off, everything else unravels, dragging him through dugouts, dive bars, bad decisions, and unexpected connections with misfits, frenemies, bikers, dreamers, and a few other “exceptionals” like him.
“This book is an epic ride for readers that love the underdog,” said Chris Schafer, CEO at Tactical 16 Publishing. “The lead character is granted a supernatural gift and is way out of his league with his life in general. Can he win the girl and turn his life around? Chance is a lovable character that you want to see win big!”
Landon lives in New Jersey and greatly enjoys telling stories about everyday occurrences that put his audience at the scene.
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