With smell, taste, and sound remaining to guide him, the explosion that strands Paul Anders in a world of silhouette and shadow isn't about to keep him from his twin passions of women and the two-step. Donna Clark has short hair, slim hips, and a mouth that tastes like peaches. "She says I'm a great dancer, not I dance great for a blind man." But when Paul shows up at her door, the only one home is her thirteen-year old son Tim, all arms and legs and the common sense of a month-old spaniel. As Paul tries to track down the boy's mother, threats come at him from every direction including a...

With smell, taste, and sound remaining to guide him, the explosion that strands Paul Anders in a world of silhouette and shadow isn't about to keep him from his twin passions of women and the two-step. Donna Clark has short hair, slim hips, and a mouth that tastes like peaches. "She says I'm a great dancer, not I dance great for a blind man." But when Paul shows up at her door, the only one home is her thirteen-year old son Tim, all arms and legs and the common sense of a month-old spaniel. As Paul tries to track down the boy's mother, threats come at him from every direction including a...

Novelist Phillip Good and mystery writer Paul Anders team up to provide readers with a tale that is part mystery, part thriller, and part a story of Paul's coming of age. Links lead to youtube rock music. The mystery starts with the vultures circling the murdered-girl in the field. The thriller when the killer Paul is pursuing, starts pursuing him. And the not unfamiliar coming-of-age story when Paul, newly-minted degree and rejection letters from all his first-choice medical schools in hand, has to decide how he will spend the rest of his life, a decision complicated by his living in the San...

An extra cadaver or two is always welcome in an anatomy lab, but not when it is one of your students And the extra cadavers, embalmed while still alive, keep appearing in freezers all over Orange County. Paul faces his toughest challenge yet tracking down the killer and that's not including having to keep the four women in his life from tearing him limb from limb. As was the case in his previous four novels, Paul Anders serves up a mixture of food, sex, mystery and suspense to please even the most jaded palate.

A complete novella plus two short stories Helping blind Paul Anders find a boy's mother (see Blind Man and the Bimbo) convinced Marcie she ought to be a detective. Her first assignment results in an attempt on Paul's life. To keep her and Paul out of further harm's way, the detective agency sends the unlikely pair to investigate repeated acts of sabotage in a nudist camp. Paul soon stumbles on the saboteurs and trails them up a mountain path. Clubbed unconscious, he wakes to find himself at the mercy of some sharp-hoofed ostriches. Despite opposition from the camp authorities-in part the...

Two Novels in One Blindsided: A great morning in the surf ends with two gunshots. One they say was aimed at the Congressman, the other killed his intended assassin. Only Paul believes that both shots came from the same policeman's gun. The police don't much care for Paul's theory of the crime. Nor can he rely on Marcie who has just started a new career as a police intern. The trail leads to a pack of skinheads, a ticking bomb he must diffuse, and the daughter of the woman Paul was engaged to marry just before the explosion that took his eyesight. Blind as a Batray: The Puzzle House is Orange...