PT Bateman

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About the Author

PT Bateman is a Fiction author with several genres for all readers’ enjoyment. Also published under Patti Bateman Tracey, parents/grandparents/aunts & uncles can find children’s adventures for their elementary school aged reader.

For the “older” reader is Thirty Days Until I Die (And Arguing with Myself About It). The reader learns what it’s like to be diagnosed with a cancer that gives you only 30 days to live through the eyes and thoughts of the main character, Edna Berman.

PT Bateman is a full-time state employee who enjoys reading, writing, and music. She has two grown children that are the center of her world. She has adopted two dogs and three cats that keep her constantly entertained.

You can find her at craft shows and boutique bookstores promoting her books and the imagination of children. Available on Amazon and wherever you find online books.

What People Are Saying

“Bateman offers an exciting twist on the traditional “citizen becomes hero” genre; international intrigue meets war-torn Ukraine meets cutting edge science in this contemporary thriller.”

“This book is well researched to support the basis of its science and history as it takes you along in its mystery. The characters are amenable to the stoty. It was a good read and I look forward to the follow up story of these characters.”

“Readers of all ages will appreciate tender moments coupled with the intensity of adventure through war-torn countryside.”

“I highly recommend Mushroom Theory to anyone who is interested in modern biological warfare. It is a gripping and moving story that will stay with you long after you finish reading it.”

“Mushroom Theory is a well-written and exciting novel; the characters are well-developed and the plot is fast-paced and suspenseful. The author does a great job of capturing the chaos and uncertainty of war, and the novel is a powerful reminder of the human cost of conflict.”

This book left me thinking about myth and legend in a way I cannot shake. What does it mean to make a wish? Should we wish at all! I don’t want to spoil it but if you like twisted fairy tales this is a must read!