Day of the 15th Party

Day of the 15th Party is the first novel in the Psycho Psychic series.


Meet the characters…

Alonso: birthplace, Mexico City, residence, San Antonio, Texas, tall, dark hair, black eyes, slender, intelligent, loving, fast, psychic, illegal. 

Tino: birthplace and residence, San Antonio, Texas, Tonkowa Native American, long black hair in braids, dark eyes, athletic paraplegic, dreamer, psychic. 

Tesoro: birthplace and residence, San Antonio, Texas, twin to Tino, dark hair, black eyes, naturally athletic and sexy, shy, honest, fast, smart. 

Patricio: birthplace and residence, San Antonio, Texas. Alonso’s cousin, brown wavy hair, brown eyes, cunning, charming, law breaker.

Mauricio: birthplace San Antonio, Texas, Patricio’s brother, brown wavy hair, brown eyes, joker, reactive, domino player, fast, law breaker.


“K. del Hierro pens masterpiece, Day of the 15th Party.”~Westlake Picayune

“You have a believable and engaging male lead character.”

“Readers of any age will absolutely love Alonso.”

 ~ABNA Reviewer

“It is difficult to imagine how the author could have packed more action or variety into one manuscript.” ~Publishers Weekly Reviewer


Overview

Alonso Mendoza thinks not having his pencil for pre-AP math and competing with Brett for grades is a problem. That being too shy to talk with the mysterious Tesoro is a problem. He has miscalculated problems.

Alonso’s papá is deported from San Antonio to Mexico and Alonso must hide his own illegal alien status. His sister and cousins act like they’re on a Teens Gone Wild film and his mamá’s at her wit’s end. Overwhelmed by his family, Alonso is convinced he’s loco, seeing visions, orbs, and auras. He dismisses it as stress--everything but the repeated dream of Tino, a guy he’s never met. That’s a crazy problem.

Under duress, Alonso spends his time fantasizing about Tesoro. He’s not the only one; the popular athlete, Brett, also has Tesoro on the brain. When the two discover they’re crushing on the same girl, the academic rivalry turns fistacuffs. Brett’s knuckles up Alonso’s nose is an escalating problem.

And…there are those who Alonso wished he’d never seen: the newly dead, those dramatic souls who showing him how they died from cancer, trauma and drugs, also insisting that he feel their pain. Just when the game table flips and Alonso’s life goes upside down…the dead start to make sense. Now he’s on the run with those he loves from a killer calculating problem.