This is a story about three generations of the Lambert family who live in a Denver, Colorado suburb. The story begins in March 2009.

The family isn't rich, but they aren't poor either. They try to look ahead to the future and prepare for what is out there, but their view of the future isn't always clear. They are optimistic about the future to a certain degree, but they see a few 'dark clouds' on the American silver lining that could spell trouble for the family.

This is a story about a seventeen-year-old teenager named Sharon Knowles, a senior in high school, who has an eighteen-year-old boyfriend named Andrew Stipes, also a senior in high school. During an uncommon moment of passion between the two, Sharon becomes pregnant, and this pregnancy becomes the defining moment in her young life. Three weeks later Andrew is killed in a snowboarding accident along the Rocky Mountain Continental Divide and Sharon is forced to make important decisions without him. But life goes on, as it must, and she eventually defeats the feelings of guilt, loneliness, and...

This is a story about a Desert Storm era photo-interpreter named Jerry Simmons, who discovers a large mass of metal residing in an isolated area in the eastern Rocky Mountains near Palmer Lake, Colorado. It is a retelling of his adventures to locate the metal on the ground after it was spotted from the air above, and the search through the pages of history to find out why the metal blob was there in the first place.

This is a historical action-fiction novel, written for teenagers and young adults, who are interested in the wild days of yesteryear in west Texas and eastern New Mexico. It takes place just prior to the American Civil War, in the 1850s. It's a true account of the interactions between the white settlers and the Comanche Indians, with most of the blood and gore removed.

Come with me and learn about the greatest warrior of the southwest plains-the Comanche!

This tale involves two different groups of people-the French and the Americans. The French began preparations to dig the Panama Canal in 1880, abandoned the effort in 1904, and the Americans completed the job in 1915.

The most important person in this story is Colonel (Doctor) William Gorgas, the man who came to the Canal Zone in 1904 to do exactly what he had been able to do in Havana nine years earlier-defeat yellow fever and malaria.

This is the story of how he defeated these merciless diseases and enabled the building of the Panama Canal.