Below the Precipice is an outstanding novel that is about a young boy who is harassed and recruited by an army unit from the Civil war era. He stumbles upon them in a modern-day parkland, because of an unfortunate incident which partially debilitates him during his pre-adolescent years. In the encroaching years, he investigates their demise and attempts to ride them by any means possible. He endures them throughout the turmoil, eventually realizing his family is what he holds dearest. Will he be saved from his visual haunts that terrorize him at every turn? Will he ever be free from the...

Patrick Johnson never knew when to stop. As a steady helping hand, he knew that his own illustrious job lay ahead, should his course and search end on the other side of a small, sleepy town like Codiere. Being a traveling migrant, he attempts to start again as a hired-on groundskeeper, befriending a well-known family of the community, fitting in for once in his pallid life. But while he tries to plant new roots and brave his horrid past, he finds that being a caretaker of an eerily desolate cemetery has its life-ending drawbacks. Never mind the grim headstones silently marking death. Should...

This book represents life and meaning to the universe. A compilation of the things I was seeing, hoping and feeling at the time. You will find it to be styled, complex, and even sometimes funny. I often think a poem is like a delusion in you're heart. It has to have meaning, direction, and in the end a since of solution. In this particular direction I often found sadness and that's not usual for me. I am a thirty three year old living in south Texas. I grew up in rural Washington D, C. and lived there until I was 28 and moved to Texas. I have always loved poetry and looked forward to every...