The Series

The series starts with the novel The Game Changer.

The Game Changer is available on Amazon in paperback and ebook. Get your copy of this introduction novel and begin the series, click:here

Julia’s memories (part 1) is a biography and coming of age novel, written from the future. To read this novel: click here

Interflow of Things (part 2) is a highly realistic science fiction novel. To read this book: click here

The two powerful volumes (part 1 and 2) flow naturally into one story, as Julia awakens while writing her memoires. For reading part 1 and 2 together: click here

Praise for The Game Changer

“Rudyard Kipling once posited that triumph and disaster are imposters and should rightly be treated as such. Both charlatans are on constant display in this novel of one man’s seismic struggle to come to grips with forces assaulting him from all sides. (…) This is a comic tale for today’s times–sophisticated, ironic, and often messy — a lot like life itself.”-Joe Kilgore, US review of Books

“Issues of art, obsession, and social revolution coalesce into an explosive set of encounters that change all characters in unexpected ways. The Game Changer’s complexity and evolution make it a recommended novel for those who enjoy their psychology complex and their social issues realistic, with a dash of intrigue thrown in for good measure.”-D. Donovan, Midwest books

“The Game Changer has countless different angles and subplots for readers to devour, ranging from visceral descriptions of Rotterdam to complex familial relationships and tough moral quandaries. Readers are exposed to a broad gamut of emotions – jealousy, deception, depression, fear and exhilaration – all played out beautifully among the lanes of this Dutch city. Overall, the novel is ambitious and affecting. It is rewarding in surprising ways, and doesn’t shy away from the darker corners of modern life, nor the inherent conflicts of personal revolution.”-by John Stoughton

“Dave Dröge’s words are enriched with an artistic flair that allows the reader to feel as though they are more than just a spectator in the story of flamboyant Henk van Wijnen-Swarttouw. A mixture of modern era and a touch of old school, The Game Changer allows the reader to easily picture the charming life within Rotterdam. The wine, decadent buildings and lively characters of the novel piece together a picture of beauty and intrigue. Best read with a pot of fresh mint tea, I would recommend this for anyone who is interested in learning about life within Rotterdam whilst indulging in a spoonful of romance, crime and art history.” -Thomas Anderson, LT book review

“Every aspect of the story, as well as each character, is believable, as the reader becomes more and more embroiled in this knotty fictional work. Blending the professional challenges of Henk’s life, as well as his familial and inner personal struggles, creates interesting entanglements not often found in today’s fiction books. And, it mimics the conflicts experienced by real people who find challenges in straddling both the corporate and relationship realms. This book is not a fast, easy read, but the reader’s efforts are well rewarded.”-Deborah Lloyd