With a unique and altogether fetching style, JC & Angus 1782 by new author Dwight Harris is historic fiction as its absolute finest. Epic and sweeping, this story has style, character, and tail-and not necessarily in that order. Charming and robust, it is an amazing account of life in America after the Revolutionary War as told by a Cairn Terrier named Angus and his owner JC Sundin, a staunch Presbyterian Scot, who owns and operates the Happenstance Inn and spends his spare time helping old friends and the new government. Highlighting life near Pennsylvania and Virginia, after the war is won...

Angus states, "Ends are often hidden, even at times overcome and occasionally extinguished but never do they end, for good." In another fierce story of JC & Angus, Dwight Harris writes of one year, 1863, in our Civil War where Americans were killing hundreds of thousands of Americans. JC with his six shot carbine, along with Angus are working for Mr. Lincoln to hold our Union of states together. Angus, as always provides wit and comic relief with a focus on lunch as the South slowly starves with worthless Confederate paper money. The fighting ranges from JC's home north of Blue Ball...

Julia wins a science project with a computer graphics presentation of the problems of predicting when Easter occurred down through the past centuries. GF and Brown Dog arrive in Sandy Utah and provide the idea for another computer graphics presentation that describes the shift of the Earth's mantle and the resulting floods. Of course it happens. Sandy moves north to where southern Alaska was with massive Pacific flooding. It's the stone age with satellites, sort of. GF and Brown Dog with Julia settle into the local Library with solar panels, and food from abandoned houses. Survivors follow...

With a unique and altogether fetching style, JC & Angus 1988 by Dwight Harris is historic fiction at its absolute finest. Epic and sweeping this story has style, character and tail - not necessarily in that order. A lovely story of life in the last century as told by a Cairn Terrier and his owner JC. A story about JC's love and survival in Pennsylvania with his furry fierce-witted four-legged friend Angus.

What can be said about a restaurant grunt becoming a multimillionaire? How did he do it? Little Dakos is raised in the kitchen of the Cherry Street Grille, saves his money, learns the restaurant business and reads. Reads and understands most everything and anything. Dakos can't save enough to become a millionaire but he can inherit millions of his mother's wealth as she died early in his life. Dakos, Mr. Dakos Bedford Papadakos, with heavy copper hair like his mother, is the son of Susan Bedford Wallingford and Big Dakos Papadakos. The Grille's owner is laundering money for a percentage and...