New Christian Suspense Series

FLEA ALASKA: BOREDOM OLYMPICS AND THE BIG WAVE

BOOK 5

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“The boredom was deadly. The tsunami made it personal.”

Boredom Olympics and the Big Wave
One moment we were throwing frozen fish guts for points. The next, a tsunami ate Main Street.(our only street )

Toby’s just your average teen trying to survive boredom in a town with no tv’s, no bowling alley’s, and thus a suspiciously competitive underground sport called the Boredom Olympics.

Then the mountain cracks, the ocean rises, and suddenly boredom is the least of their problems.

Now Flea’s in ruins, the adults are out of ideas, and Toby’s stuck leading a disaster recovery team made up of:

Armed with duct tape, expired granola bars, and more nerve than sense, this unlikely crew is rebuilding a town—and maybe their own hearts—one soggy miracle at a time.

Funny, fast-paced, and full of grit, faith, and fish guts, Boredom Olympics and the Big Wave is a survival comedy for anyone who knows that sometimes, disaster is just the beginning of something amazing.

What Readers Are Saying:

Judy, 15

“It’s about time someone wrote a book where the sarcastic girl is the one holding the shovel and saving the day. I’m not saying I carried the team, but… actually, yes. I am.”

Kaylee, 14

“I only read this because my sister said there was kissing. There was like... one almost-kiss. I feel emotionally betrayed.”

Grandma Lottie, 72, retired fish slimer

“Reminded me of the 1964 earthquake, except we didn’t have TikTok or boys named Toby. But we did have sass, faith, and fish. This book gets it right.”

Age 42, small-town librarian

“Finally, a disaster novel where the biggest weapon is sarcasm, and nobody gets eaten by wolves. My new favorite ‘cozy tsunami recovery’ story.”

Mike, 30, youth pastor

“This is the book I’ve been waiting for: Jesus, jokes, and the awkward spark between two teens trying to flirt while surrounded by seaweed and disaster. I’m making every kid in youth group read it.”

Jaylen, 9

“This book has everything: a tsunami, duct tape, a cat, and a girl who smashes a boy’s hand in a hymnal. I laughed so hard I snorted root beer out my nose. 10/10, would survive a natural disaster with these weirdos.”

His Wife

“He’s killing me—exposing our lives through stupidity. Wait! That was the way it was. KEEP PRAYING.”