Kevin Schewe, Author of 'Bad Love Medicine,' Fourth in the 'Bad Love Gang' Series, Featured on the Dr. Pat Radio Show: From Russian spies to Nazi plots, to alien planets, to true love, Kevin L. Schewe has penned another action-packed romp in his critically acclaimed Bad Love series that will have you wishing for more. 'Bad Love Medicine' takes readers from the deep-space beauty of Planet Azur back to a WWII Europe riddled with danger and espionage, bringing the Bad Love Gang face-to-face with one of history’s greatest villains—Adolf Hitler himself.Part history lesson, part sci-fi adventure, Schewe’s engaging Bad Love Gang (based on his own friends in high school) once again set out to save history—this time, by stopping the Nazis from creating a time machine of their own.In 'Bad Love Strikes,' the Gang discovered The White Hole Project, a time machine created by President Franklin Roosevelt in case the atomic bomb failed. In the exciting sequel, Bad Love Tigers, the gang used the White Hole Project to travel back to 1945 to thwart Russian spies and protect the secrets of Area 51. In Bad Love Beyond, the gang traveled not just through time but through space as well to learn the reason behind Blue Nova One’s mysterious visit to earth. Now, in Bad Love Medicine, the gang has a two-fold mission: reunite a love-struck couple (while saving one of them from a future fate of cancer) separated by time and stop the Nazis from creating a time machine of their own.Schewe continues to draw accolades for his screenplay based on the first book in the series, Bad Loves Strikes. The screenplay recently drew its 4th award, the Prix Royal Paris Silver Screenplay Award. His screenplay has also won the South Florida International Film Festival for Best Original Screenplay for Young Adults, the L.A. Film Awards Best Sci-Fi Screenplay, and a Gold Script Writing Award for Sci-Fi Adventure from the Depth of Field International Film Festival. “Great writing needs to be savored and rewarded,” say the Prix Royal judges. Readers of all ages will love Bad Love Medicine, which also contains a soundtrack to guide you on your journey. Schewe, a lifelong WWII aficionado, has spent years researching the topics included in his books, including the nuclear physics behind the time and space travel, which makes the story that much more immersive.“These stories just come to life in such an organic way,” says Schewe. “They combine my childhood memories with my love of history, music, military aviation, WWII, science fiction and time travel.”

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