The stakes are high for Marshall on spring break in Colorado, and he searches for a girl who has gone missing. Turns out the preying wildlife, poachers, and gunshots aren’t the greatest danger he encounters: it’s the girl he rescues.
Rachel Chance is compelled to help a heartbroken grandmother find her missing granddaughter, Shelly Knight. Rachel soon realizes that the death of Shelly’s roommate is the key, but searching for a killer leads to unexpected danger.
Story topics include: galaxies & astronomy, worm holes & portals, medical & clinical history, matter & antimatter, robots & AI, battlefields & reincarnation, superstition & black magic. Common theme: the gap between known & unknown.
Thirty-seven bedtime short stories in genres ranging from fable to erotic, rags to riches to science fiction. Most are Dr. Hull’s vivid dreams but could be real. You may be enchanted by what you read or upset. But you will be entertained.
There is a way out of grief. It will take time, but the pain will lessen, and your heart will heal. You will survive, and this book shows you how.
Iron Horses, Arrowheads and Pioneers: The History of Gillett Grove, Iowa is about living during Indian attacks. It tells of the dangerous survival from Indians in pioneer days. The experiences of small-town living are revealed.
A meaningful, yet humorous collection of anecdotal stories that will make you think, and laugh. This book is written in the hope that each reader will enjoy and remember each slice of their lives as a precious gift from God.
“A Dear’s Memoirs” is a brief autobiography of an eighty-three year old man and his eleven year relationship from afar with Dimash, the greatest singer of all time.
In the midst of life, there is death. While these depths are difficult to comprehend, this book bridges both worlds, reaching far beyond mere fiction.
How were murders solved before DNA and digital evidence existed? Retired homicide detective John Lamb takes the reader back to 1984 and into the real world of death investigations in what was then one of California’s most violent cities.
