An environmental children's book about the challenges climate change poses to polar bears.

What Goes Around is the conclusion of a story that started in another book entitled All's Fair. This part of the tale takes the reader from the southern coast of North Carolina to the swamps of Louisiana and back again. The novel completes the story of Ben Coulter, a thirty-something college professor and his friend Curt Donovan and their battle to first rescue and then protect Allison Merryweather, the young woman in Ben's life. She's been involved first in a con game, then kidnapped by pirates and very nearly killed. Once the rescue is accomplished, it seems as though things might return to...

The thrilling adventure of modern man has only begun, it's written in the stars at light speed. The dawning of an inspiring new chapter in the history of mankind emerges in the ongoing adventurous exploits of Mankind. "EARTH-ZONE PLAYGROUND ODYSSEY," The story of everyone, all of us. Episode MECH-ROW reveals the wonders of the human spirit and the richness of life. There are many thousands upon millions of stories to be told, some inspiring and some heart-breaking tragic. History is studded with spectacular successes and dismal failure, some never told, many others totally forgotten. And...

Melody died in an automobile accident the weekend after high school graduation. It was a hot summer day and she was lucky enough to be with the captain of the football team, not as his date, but in the back seat of his convertible with some other jock friend of the star, who is at the wheel. Melody the cheerleader was a genuinely pretty petite blonde with cobalt blue eyes and a sweet disposition. She never much cared for the football or basketball players, but she loved convertibles. On that fateful day it will be the death of her. Some twenty years later, Keagan Port, the really smart kid...

Natural Order of Things - This anthology is a collection of quick and entertaining tales that run the gambit from history to ghost stories. With twenty titles from which to choose, there is something for everyone. There is one based on a social rumor from the fifties and those rumors being confirmed in the eighties. Another was shared with me by my late uncle about his learning to fly in west Texas as a teenager, back in the 1930s. Still another is a personal experience of owning an 1890s Victorian on the Avenue that was haunted by the cries of a little girl. The house was originally the home...