My Prince, My Boy is an urban fairytale of self-discovery and friendship. Tyrone Garrett wanted his life to change. When he meets Jamal, a Forest Elf with a spotty memory, Tyrone's life changes in ways he never would have imagined.

"When I retire, I'll finally get my golf game in shape." This is a myth- unless you dedicate yourself to a plan for healthy living and a focus on the principles of good golf. The myth of better golf in retirement is based on a few faulty assumptions. 1. If I play everyday, I will get better. 2. The absence of work and more control over my time will result in better golf. I will be relaxed and stress free. 3. My current set of clubs and my old swing will work even better now that I am playing more. The truth about building a better game of golf in our later years is based on a very different...

Jonah Blackstone just turned thirteen when life gave him the worst gift he could imagine, losing his parents in a mysterious accident. Now he's been whisked off to live with relatives in a small town in Georgia, where his troubles continue. Jonah's harassed by a local bully, encounters Reapers, and pursued by supernatural canines, all while learning to use his growing powers. He eventually discovers why his parents died. They refused to reveal the location of a powerful ancient artifact: The Protector's Ring. With the enemy closing in, Jonah must locate the ring to avoid the same grim fate.

Jonah Blackstone should have known his summer break wouldn't be quiet. His hope of a normal fourteenth birthday is shattered when supernatural hunters crash the party in search of an Afterworld Courier. Caught in the middle of the action, Jonah and his cousins team up with Kevin, a Fallen Reaper, on a quest to figure out the clues to the Seeker's Compass, the only device that can safely return the Courier to the Afterworld. When the hunters target Jonah's loved ones, he must learn the true meaning of sacrifice to outwit the enemy and prevent the destruction of the Alliance.