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The book 60 Suntides Blvd is an upcoming horror novel written by author Derek Wachter with a release date to be sold in the Summer 2019 online as an Ebook and in bookstores for paperback around the United States. The novel is published by Newman Springs Publishing in Red Bank, New Jersey. The novel is credited as the first book written by author Derek Wachter.

The books ISBN number for paperback is scheduled to be 978-1-64531-280-2.

The Books ISBN number for Ebook is scheduled to be 978-1-64531-281-9.

The premise of the book tells the story of a recently divorced woman named Angela Brown who had enjoyed her life as a wife. She works full-time Monday through Friday and is home for the weekends. She had success in school and success in her career. One day, though, her life is turned upside down. Her husband, Todd, leaves her for someone younger. Angela is crushed, with feelings of helplessness and uncertainty. Angela decides that she needs to regain her independence and establish herself as a self-sufficient adult without the help of a spouse or anyone else in her life. She decides to buy a home on her own and start over to prove to her family and friends that she can be independent and survive without the help of a spouse. Unfortunately, her new home is rife with a deep and dark history of death, terror, and evil living on the land. Angela now finds herself in a the fight that has gone beyond just socially establishing herself as a strong, independent woman, to a fight for her life.

Derek has dedicated his first published book to his mother, Mary Wachter, whom he quoted is the most selfless and giving woman he has ever known in his life. Derek attributes the success in his life to her and all the sacrifices she had made for him.

The author, Derek Wachter, is a clinical social worker and was born in Yakima, Washington. He currently resides in Richland, Washington. He is a graduate of Yakima Valley College in Yakima, Washington (Class of 2014); Wisconsin Lutheran College (Class of 2016) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Walla Walla University (Class of 2018) in College Place, Washington. Derek is currently working toward his PhD in forensics psychology from Walden University.