When seven-year-old Gregory finds out that he has to spend the summer at his Grandfather's farm, he is not happy about leaving his friends in the city and all the plans they have made.
But he soon becomes enchanted by life in the country: the animals, the river, and the vast fields of wheat. As the days pass, Gregory also learns many lessons about life and family.
Set in a world that is vastly different from today, adults can take a humorous trip down memory lane as they experience Gregory's many adventures. And children will learn what things were like in a time not so long ago.

Mata Hari: Dancer. Courtesan. Enigma. Spy.
100 years after her death, this exotic woman continues to fascinate. From her debut in 1905 to her tragic fate in 1917, "Mata Hari - A New Musical" follows the last 12 years of her life, examining the people, places, and things which influenced her decisions.
Through song, the audience is transported to a peaceful pre-war era, and plunged into the chaos of a world in conflict. But at its core, Mata Hari is simply a story of a lonely woman who yearns to be loved...

To journey is to explore. Not only to places distant, but into the deepest parts of the soul...journeys of self-exploration, experience and growth.
Through a variety of themes and emotions, this collection of poems -- one for each week of the year -- examines life's ups and downs, our hopes and dreams, our successes and failures. Many have double-meanings, but all are passionate, honest, and sincere.

"Titanic Wives" tells the stories of several women on the maiden voyage of the ill-fated ship, from heiresses and scheming social climbers, to maids and innocent immigrants. The wealthy share tea over juicy gossip, their status dependent on the business dealings of their husbands. The poor struggle in a harsh world, envious and mistrustful of those they encounter. Titanic -- at its most extravagant and steamy.

This book is intended for mature audiences.

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