This is a story of two Buddhist Monks who witness the annihilation of their monastery and entire community in the mountains of Tibet. Part I, Journey to the Bay of Bengal, tells of their journey south seeking help and refuge. Forced to leave their loving and peaceful life, they witness man's inhumanity to man and the earth they love. Along the way, they overcome great odds and share their special qualities with those they encounter. I apologize that it took me so long to make a better version of this story; so here is the newly revised version of the original story.

This is a story about Boonies, a small town located in a secluded mountainous area of Kentucky. In 2007, Boonies has remained almost untouched by modern-day culture. Almost. That is until a tidal wave of crime and corruption invades their quaint society. The residents have grown up with the moralities of the nineteen-fifties, only to have most of their children move away in search of greater opportunities. The few who have remained want to raise their children in a safe, caring environment. They share their town with the older generation, many of whom continue to work past their retirement...

This is a science fiction story that demonstrates corrupt American politics. It shows how the most innocent of good intentions can be twisted, turned, and ultimately transformed into a venture taken over by those whose only motivators are fame and greed. When a bright Amish college student discovers a way to predict earthquakes, save lives and prevent property damage, it somehow ends up completely misunderstood by inept and dishonest federal agents and even the President of the United States gets involved. The story starts with an FBI sting operation that gets out of control and its directors...

This book depicts a war taking place in our nation against illegal drug trafficking. It is a story about a few people who have been forced to stand their ground in defense of their land, all without the assistance of the government, or their interference. This is not a new war, or even one that's been fought for years, but one that has been going on for decades. You won't hear much about it on the national news for that would unnecessarily alarm people and show just how overwhelmed the local governments are and how the federal government has been ignoring the problem. The question is, "Why...

The Good News Shows begins by focusing on the TV news media in the United States, but ends up chronicling the downfall of humanity. It is no accident that this downfall coincides with the loss of our rights and freedoms, just one being the freedom of speech. So be warned: The scenes are graphic. The dramatic stories they tell revolve around the lives of the main characters, Jim and Kathy, news anchors who decide that freedom of speech is only free when we all have a voice and that the air waves belong to all of us, not the Government. Does the Government seek to control the masses by...

Here is a dramatic account of life after death for a lonely man named Ray. Ever wonder what lies beyond? Do you believe in Heaven and Hell? Come along as Ray encounters a few unsuspecting souls on "The Seventh Tier" and the stairway to life's final reward.

The author's letters to President Obama are not just the ramblings of one angry person venting his frustration. It is a personal commentary of a small business owner from a small town on what is happening in the United States with regard to the evil that is behind certain events and trends we witness and the helplessness we feel to intervene. He believes it is possible to stop this evil and take the power from those who perpetrate it and return that power to the people. This book is the publication of 52 actual letters written to the President, one per week for 52 weeks. There are many...

"The Copper Pit" is a dramatic tale with very unlikely results of the President's and Congress's decision to banish outlawed street gangs to an abandoned copper mine in America's mid-west. A strange new underground world evolves which includes daring escapes, changed lives, justice, reformation, and even love. You will meet Mongo, a lifer who emerges as the leader of the motley group of prisoners, Peewee, and Freeway, brave fugitives with opportunities to change everything, and Friendly, a surprising woman who ultimately transforms the way of life in "The Pit."