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The Pisces Pond is an intriguing tale of three fish contemplating their lives and life's ultimate termination - the Ascent to the Glint. It is spiritual in nature, non-denominational, although with a slant towards Catholicism. Ultimately, it is a story of hope and optimism.

Equation Nineteen is a suspense thriller set in the prestigious medical community of Boston. Its two main characters are Pete Peterossi, a detective on the Boston Police Department, and his father, Doctor Gerry Peterossi, a world-renowned research expert in the field of Alzheimer's disease. Pete is called to a suburban Boston location to investigate a bizarre murder scene in which a mysterious substance appears to have transformed the behavior of many of the party's attendees. Federal authorities are called in as well and they quickly try to dismiss Pete from any further involvement. Pete...

Could our early American history have been much different?
John Sassamon was a Wompanoag Indian who lived in southeastern Massachusetts and died under mysterious circumstances in January of 1675. Sassamon was a "Praying Indian," an Indian who could communicate in English as well as various native dialects and, as such, found himself operating in two separate but adjacent cultures. The Sassamon Circle examines the inherent tensions and conflicts that arose between the English and Indian populations during the first fifty years after the arrival of the Pilgrims' tensions that led...

Peter Oliver was the last chief justice of the Massachusetts court system prior to the start of the American Revolution. An ardent pro-British Loyalist (aka Tory), Oliver was a member of the socially elite political circle that was about to be displaced. He left Boston along with a thousand other Loyalists in March of 1776 and spent the last fifteen years of his life in England. During his exile he wrote an account of his experiences during the Revolutionary times, offering a biting and insightful perspective on the leading Patriot figures, almost all of whom he new well. History is truly...