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The Boat Under the Boat is about the Golden Rule, demonstrated in this imaginative tale between a boy and his reflection. With his dad Duke, Donny discovers a new friend in his reflection, found in the mirror-like images on the surface of a lake. The story makes a bold statement; the child that demonstrates great self-worth will find the world is worth the effort as well. Self worth, (not to be confused with self-esteem) utilizes common sense, loyalty, courage, honesty, and friendship - the corner stones of the Golden Rule - to help a child understand what is expected of him or her each day....

This is a fictional account of an emotional and courageous journey toward truth. The story begins and ends on the Hassayampa River, south of Prescott, Arizona. There is romance, betrayal, courage, loyalty, friendship, murder, revenge, court room drama, childhood joy, heartbreak, and a waterhole that is the saving grace of one man's life. Locales include Phoenix, Prescott, Flagstaff, San Diego, Harbor Island, North Park, de Benneville Pines camp and conference center, Mesa, Yavapai County Court House, restaurants, Groom Creek, Sierra Vista, Pacific Beach. It is a challenge to categorize this...

Kinney Road, a short, rural road that dead ends at the fortified gate of a nondescript building and the Pacific Ocean, is the setting for this tale of good versus evil, of nature versus technology, of love enduring hardship, and the end of one epoch of Man and the beginning of the next.

The Other Side of the Window is about a child utilizing his or her own imagination again. The video game culture has supplanted this all important childhood experience, turning millions of unique thought processes and interactions with the outdoor elements into limited main stream pop culture. Thus, sending our children and their imaginations down a cow-chute. This book will help children acquaint, or re-acquaint their minds to their imaginations, improving the quality of their childhood experience.

Moved by the subjects of his photography, Preiss writes with empathy regarding the human condition. An example: A great understanding moves my mechanisms. I can see the clarity of my being, and can behold with all my might its meaning, as I watch the sun set long over the fruits of my labor. I behold my blessed horizon. I can feel the current of an expanding universe moving through my purpose-and my call-to reach for the reasons I am here.